In-app review prompts interrupt users mid-task in mandatory workplace software
A user is frustrated that a first-party review prompt appeared in the middle of active work inside an app they are required to use for their job. This reflects a broader pattern of intrusive in-app engagement prompts in mandatory workplace tools, where users have no way to opt out.
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