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'The more painful the UI is, the more satisfied users are.'

 
 
Lawrence D'Oliveiro
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      03-26-2010
<http://blogs.zdnet.com/gadgetreviews/?p=13536>

So how does this work? My guess is, it’s the old “job security” thing—
nobody’s going to replace you when you’re the only one who understands how
to work the system.

You can tell these sorts of users: they are the one who complain the most
when anything changes, because of course it threatens the value of their
hard-won skills.
 
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      03-27-2010
> 'The more painful the UI is, the more satisfied users are.'

But Windoze is the most painful UI around and yet most users are highly
UNsatisfied with it.


 
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