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1831.
by system2 8y ago
Thank you for this. I personally know many people in the tech industry going through this. (Including myself in the past.) I "cured" myself by focusing on niche industries and learning almost everything about them. This really hel
1832.
by system2 8y ago
As others mentioned, if you fix UI, this can be a great site that can be used by many. (Also the domain in my opinion.)
1833.
by system2 8y ago
The average user doesn't even know what SSL is, yet we are discussing round boxes in Gmail and 2+ second delay. Literally, no one cares, google knows this too. Yet another meaningless google discussion.
1834.
by system2 8y ago
Simply put, normies count. Not us. Even if 1% (few million users?) are upset now, this wouldn't make google change their mind serving 99% unaware users.
1835.
by system2 8y ago
If you are using multiple machines, your desktop client will be a huge headache to set up each. Business computers at work have outlook, but personally, I cannot use the client(s) for my 6+ separate computers. Browser email is the way to go
1836.
by system2 8y ago
Overcomplicated for an average user. Doesn't apply to 99.99% of the population unfortunately.
1837.
by system2 8y ago
Agreed. Can't understand the votes for this. This is literally IT 101.
1838.
by system2 8y ago
Well then, you should include a case study like yours because it would be far more effective than a short video.
1839.
by system2 8y ago
Yes, that starts with "leaving it". Though some found my comment above irritating, the more people use these apps or try to make it "their way", these corps won't go anywhere. Yes, either you take it, or leave it. I
1840.
by system2 8y ago
Yes, a simple take it or leave it situation. There are alternatives. I don't get people getting mad because a private corp is doing something with their own software.
1841.
by system2 8y ago
Have you experienced these yourself or seen it from outside (like a tech consultant)?
1842.
by system2 8y ago
Company meetings are not about the tech or tools you can throw at them. It is about the culture. Some companies understand that and minimize their meetings and solely depend on project management systems. Unless you can find a tool to make
1843.
by system2 8y ago
No, they don't of course. Maybe 99% (or more) resumes are full of fake info or included what entire department did. I help our clients to find the right people for positions and this is a daily challenge.