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Dont know why employers do this. Why pay for shitty tools your employees hate ?
by another_twist 11mo ago
Dont know why employers do this. Why pay for shitty tools your employees hate ?
- wiether 11mo agoCorporate people who decide what services to buy don't care about what the employees think about those services. And regarding Microsoft, it's easy: paying for the whole package is much easier in terms of contract overhead and with MS the discounts are quite advantageous as soon as you increase the width of the package. Short term and if you only look at the bill, it makes sense. Long term, forcing your teams to work with shitty services is a terrible idea.
- toast0 11mo agoThe top of the stack loves Outlook/Exchange. They want that calendar experience and that's what they're going to get.
- mcv 11mo agoThat's the thing. The decision makers are not programmers who care about good dev tooling, but executives who care about good agenda management. So Microsoft's agenda management is great, and their dev tooling sucks. It really feels like ADO was just quickly patched together to they can offer it as part of a complete package.