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cdelb
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Change at Buffer: The Next Phase, and Why Our Co-F...
It fooled me initially, until I saw the pricing. $299 a month for what the simplest of spreadsheets could track.
tomredman
on Feb 10, 2017
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People had the same arguments against Dropbox (just use rsync) and Buffer itself (just use a cronjob).
minimaxir
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This argument is inherently a fallacy. Sometimes ideas are inherently bad. (Also, you're an engineer at Buffer)
tomredman
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Yup I am. My point though is that that argument is largely underestimating the value delivered by these products. And the apparent lack of P/M fit for spreadsheets managing diversity at large companies.
limelight
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You're not the target customer.
zazpowered
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Might seem expensive but I can easily see some larger companies using this to publicize their diversity numbers if they are good
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