[fakedang]

> I had one client, the sales VP shot down a conversion because he liked being able to say "we run on Salesforce!" Literally. he liked being able to brag they could afford Salesforce. I just left that one alone.

Unfortunately this is what I meant by the braggarts and resume padders. It's usually only after these people leave that the company takes a serious look at their books and then decide that they want to move away from SF.

Salesforce is the most bloated piece of any software I've ever seen, and I've seen Azure. Apples and oranges, yes, but Azure is far more navigable than Salesforce.

Once when planning to buy some property, I watched for 10 minutes as the real estate sales agent painstakingly took about 10 minutes to navigate through and book an apartment for me. Enough time for me to start second-guessing about buying the property. Had SF been faster, I would've been stuck with some really illiquid shit.