Office Politics To Blame For Google+'s Demise?
"Even before it, Google+ was a dead product walking. Google was supposed to kill it because even after the company spent hundreds of millions of dollars on it, Google Plus had no takers. It was a failure. And now we know why, or at least can guess, after a former Google Plus designer spilled beans on the team that worked on the product, a team that was divided and had no grand vision."
Source - https://www.indiatoday.in/amp/technology/features/story/former-google-designer-explains-why-google-s-social-media-play-failed-1370662-2018-10-18
https://www.indiatoday.in/amp/technology/features/story/former-google-designer-explains-why-google-s-social-media-play-failed-1370662-2018-10-18
"Even before it, Google+ was a dead product walking. Google was supposed to kill it because even after the company spent hundreds of millions of dollars on it, Google Plus had no takers. It was a failure. And now we know why, or at least can guess, after a former Google Plus designer spilled beans on the team that worked on the product, a team that was divided and had no grand vision."
Source - https://www.indiatoday.in/amp/technology/features/story/former-google-designer-explains-why-google-s-social-media-play-failed-1370662-2018-10-18
https://www.indiatoday.in/amp/technology/features/story/former-google-designer-explains-why-google-s-social-media-play-failed-1370662-2018-10-18
This story is about an October Twitter thread by a former G+ design. Interesting, though I doubt it's the full story.
ReplyDeletePreviously discussed:
plus.google.com - G+ didn't die a natural death. It's own warring factions killed it.
(And I believe elsewhere.)