It's a horrible piece of software, the usability problems are so bad that it wastes tons of time, and it's pricey. I've always assumed it's a “golf course deal” with an executive who never has to touch it and has a PA for that, but surely they are aware of its reputation or have a team evaluate before making a large invasive purchase?
It's a horrible piece of software, the usability problems are so bad that it wastes tons of time, and it's pricey.
I've always assumed it's a “golf course deal” with an executive who never has to touch it and has a PA for that, but surely they are aware of its reputation or have a team evaluate before making a large invasive purchase?