> This is also why our software is so bad. Developers have no backbone and won't push back against this stuff. Maybe. But I’d argue it’s more likely that peopl

> This is also why our software is so bad. Developers have no backbone and won't push back against this stuff. Maybe. But I’d argue it’s more likely that people run out of energy. Or I’d rather save my energy for my personal time. PMs win unless you’re in an engineer-first company. If the hierarchy is structured to favor decisions made by those who can barely operate a microwave, why put the energy into “pushing back”?