> Why did NO ONE in any meetings when designing this "feature" or process say anything?
Meetings are rarely open-ended forums for arbitrary ideas or feedback and more often venues for agreeing with and carrying out decisions that were already made.
Anyway, I think it's far from settled that the amount of "blowback" from decisions like these actually hurt a company in the typical case.
Meetings are rarely open-ended forums for arbitrary ideas or feedback and more often venues for agreeing with and carrying out decisions that were already made.
Anyway, I think it's far from settled that the amount of "blowback" from decisions like these actually hurt a company in the typical case.