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At Amazon, we refer to any usability frictions or, more broadly, small product issues as paper cuts. A few paper cuts aren’t particularly damaging, but a thousand (paper) cuts cause significant customer pain. Fixing paper cuts and iterating on existing features is not only important to create experiences that customers are enthusiastic about, but at a personal level, it elevates our work to…
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