To be clear, I have no data to suggest anything other than that which I’m able to observe in the product and the published policies. I suspect some of the issues that you see are more deeply entrenched in the management; you have more contact than I. But it’s also possible the vast majority of workers are mature, professional, and simply playing the hand that is dealt. Often, immense success can be difficult to handle and poor decisions sometimes get made, but we don’t know all the factors.
No argument - in this particular case, we do know most of the factors, and from a customer perspective, it is far less than ideal. If they are doing it to control costs or server load, they need to find another lever.
Let’s also call out Airtable’s willingness to waive this limit when any Pro user is working closely with an authorised consultant. It’s the Airtable Community Consultant App Limit Exemption Form for Pro Customers.
