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> they are attempting to be the one-stop shop for all things audio The only problem with that approach is they now have a huge number of half baked or broken f
by esskay 3y ago
> they are attempting to be the one-stop shop for all things audio
The only problem with that approach is they now have a huge number of half baked or broken features. It's infuriating as hell when you spot a bug or something not working as expected only to find a post on their community dating back close to a decade, with thousands of people confirming the issue and someone from their team repeatedly replying with a vague message about passing it on to the team.
Spotify's development has somehow been run at a snails pace even with their huge headcount.
- acjohnson55 3y agoI'm not defending how Spotify strategizes or delivers. I'm just saying that given their surface area, it's not difficult for me to imagine that a big chunk of the company is running on developing a bunch of parallel efforts.