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Re: by ricardobayes on Saturday January 14, 2023 @03:52AM (#34378556)
Are you ideas normally implementable in the next month or something far-fetched? Try to come up with ideas that are low hanging fruits, easy to do but have a high value. I don't think any company/management in their right mind would constantly reject "good" ideas that ultimately result in more revenue. The ideas I see being rejected are either too far out there or some "dev utopia"-kind of ideas that don't bring in more cash, just burn effort.
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Re: by ornornor on Saturday January 14, 2023 @04:00AM (#34378602)
> I don't think any company/management in their right mind would constantly reject "good" ideas that ultimately result in more revenue.

We must have worked at very different places.

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Re: by itake on Saturday January 14, 2023 @04:22PM (#34384285)
The problem is there are many ways to implement a feature. Often one isn't objectively better or worse than the other (but subjectively it is).

Everyone wants the problem solved, but how the problem is solved leads to frustration.

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Re: by krageon on Monday January 16, 2023 @05:52AM (#34399301)
> I don't think any company/management in their right mind would constantly reject "good" ideas that ultimately result in more revenue.

This happens extremely frequently and is in fact entirely normal.

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