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I remember when I was working on Facebook games, every product manager wanted their new feature to have one-click access from the main game screen. So each new
by a13o 3y ago
I remember when I was working on Facebook games, every product manager wanted their new feature to have one-click access from the main game screen. So each new feature created a new wart on the UI.
This is that, but for hardware.
Let's call it a Thirsty Feature
- potatolicious 3y agoI love the term "Thirsty Feature". I've seen this happen many a-time and it's always a sign of poor product management :/ Metrics looking dire? Did you ship the wrong product? Do users express little interest in what you have made? No worries - juice your metrics and secure that promo by forcibly throwing your feature at users' faces in an existentially inescapable way, like an out of control t-shirt cannon!
- dharmab 3y agoThis is the entire Amazon store page for me.
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