> but when did tech ever reduce pricing while maintaining quality on a provided service in the long run
That's an old world that we experienced in 2000s, and maybe in early 2010s, where we cared about the quality on a provided service in the long run. For anything web-app-general-stuff related, that's long gone, as everyone (reads: mostly everyone) has very short attention span, and what is needed is "if the thing i desire can be done right now". In long run? Who cares. I keep seeing this in every day life, at work, discussions with my previous clients and etc.
Once again, I wish it wasn't true, but nothing is pointing that it's not true.
That's an old world that we experienced in 2000s, and maybe in early 2010s, where we cared about the quality on a provided service in the long run. For anything web-app-general-stuff related, that's long gone, as everyone (reads: mostly everyone) has very short attention span, and what is needed is "if the thing i desire can be done right now". In long run? Who cares. I keep seeing this in every day life, at work, discussions with my previous clients and etc.
Once again, I wish it wasn't true, but nothing is pointing that it's not true.