3. I worked recently at a startup where the product was a shambling, swelling mass of features, implicitly designed to obscure its missing core value proposition to both investors and to the founders. There is definitely a difference in the process; perhaps not a meaningful difference in the outcome, which for those invested in the company is impotence, toxicity, despair, etc.
2. From what I hear, Reddit wants the best, but the best are aware that Reddit's brand conceals well-documented dysfunction:
https://www.recode.net/2015/7/13/11614676/reddit-chief-engin....
https://np.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/2iea97/i_am_a_former_r...
The links go on.
3. I worked recently at a startup where the product was a shambling, swelling mass of features, implicitly designed to obscure its missing core value proposition to both investors and to the founders. There is definitely a difference in the process; perhaps not a meaningful difference in the outcome, which for those invested in the company is impotence, toxicity, despair, etc.