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That lasts a month or two. They don't notice they're more productive later. "Oh, it was awful." And they're doing whizzier things faster than before. Often, p

by kabdib 14y ago

That lasts a month or two. They don't notice they're more productive later. "Oh, it was awful." And they're doing whizzier things faster than before. Often, people just hate change.

enraged_camel 14y ago
>>Often, people just hate change. No, people hate sudden change. When it comes to more gradual change, such as the user interface progression from XP to Vista and then to Win 7, it is totally fine. But going from Win 7 to Win 8? Not so much. (Yes, Win 8 will have an old-style UI option, but that's not the point.)
icelancer 14y ago
Strongly disagree. I am far less productive using the ribbon interface, and have been for years. I have never "gotten used to it."
- Kiro 14y ago
  Oh, come on. You seriously don't mean that. If you are you can't be using it much.
  - icelancer 14y ago
    It's that hard to believe that I think one of their latest innovations sucks? I use Excel on a regular basis for simple regression analyses and data shuffling.