UDM and Protect are shining examples of "never rewrite your product from scratch." USG XG was an unmitigated disaster. Dropping controller support for Broadcom-based APs was ridiculous. All seem to be technical debt driven decisions.
If I were to pick the single best indicator of a terrible leader, it would be blaming subordinates for things they are resonspible for. Even if it is 100% the teams fault, the manager is, you know, suppossed to manage them away from such failure.
No organization with such a CEO can survive. We sell unifis at work and I have some in my home, but I will look elsewhere now.
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Robert Pera throwing the mFI team under the bus was super classy. Worst. EOL. EVER.
https://community.ui.com/questions/is-MFI-dead/2b4211ee-98c1...
UDM and Protect are shining examples of "never rewrite your product from scratch." USG XG was an unmitigated disaster. Dropping controller support for Broadcom-based APs was ridiculous. All seem to be technical debt driven decisions.
Holy. Shit.
If I were to pick the single best indicator of a terrible leader, it would be blaming subordinates for things they are resonspible for. Even if it is 100% the teams fault, the manager is, you know, suppossed to manage them away from such failure.
No organization with such a CEO can survive. We sell unifis at work and I have some in my home, but I will look elsewhere now.