> I was pretty sure I knew what most of the problems were, so I got in touch with the developers, and everything got sorted out in a few days (they were already aware of some issues).
Yeah but like, I get that startups are better at listening to customers and adjusting quickly.
But I can confidently say.. if John Carmack himself legit sent me an email pointing out some problem with something I made. You bet your ass I would respond and listen to what was on his mind. Regardless of the size of my company and the amount of work on my plate :p
Yeah but at a big corp it is more than just you. Even if you fixed it are you authorized to get a build out, out of cycle? If you work on an App, can you get it through the app store approval process?
You are right! Respond and listen - absolutely! It will be just silly not to do that.
However, being able to implement it, having the infra to facilitate, and the internal quality of the deliverable not to incur more tech debt by being quick … this is just not as simple as size of company and work on plate.
Yeah but like, I get that startups are better at listening to customers and adjusting quickly.
But I can confidently say.. if John Carmack himself legit sent me an email pointing out some problem with something I made. You bet your ass I would respond and listen to what was on his mind. Regardless of the size of my company and the amount of work on my plate :p