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The only way you know if your product is imperfect is by other people constructively criticising it. But instead you would rather all of us stand around in a ci
by taligent 14y ago
The only way you know if your product is imperfect is by other people constructively criticising it. But instead you would rather all of us stand around in a circle cheering them on about how wonderful it is and politely ignore any problems.
Sounds like a guaranteed way to fail.
- jspthrowaway 14y agoDismissal is not constructive criticism. There's a sizable difference between "meh, nothing to see here" (which is the original comment in this thread) and "here's how this could be better".
- taligent 14y agoDismissal is absolutely constructive criticism if you're looking at it from a business perspective. If the product does not provide a decent ROI then you are right to dismiss it.
- jspthrowaway 14y agoRuling out a product and dismissing it based on projected ROI is not criticism. That would be called "making a business decision," not providing constructive feedback.