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Because it increases the prestige of your department when you can say 'we developed features which are now used by X% of users'. If you've ever wondered why eve
by rcxdude 1y ago
Because it increases the prestige of your department when you can say 'we developed features which are now used by X% of users'. If you've ever wondered why every new feature in a Microsoft product seems to need to be used, this is why. It's so the team that implemented it can justify themselves.
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