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Running a stable service/ maintaining a product doesn’t require lot of people. But to improve, experiment, R&D, introducing new features, functionality, new pro
by akg_67 3y ago
Running a stable service/ maintaining a product doesn’t require lot of people. But to improve, experiment, R&D, introducing new features, functionality, new products and services, new customer/user targets, growth requires lot more people. X might be stable but is it growing? If a business is not growing … … …
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- hnthrowaway0328 3y agoActually, a second though, I'd probably prefer X to NOT improve, experiment and introduce new products. Most of those is just going to reduce UX and probably collect more data anyway. The only thing I'm worried about is security, but my data is probably already been sold multiple times so whatever...
- notahacker 3y agoA lot of the laid off people weren't there to run the web service either, they were there to keep advertisers happy...