Originally posted by Pondlife
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work, plan b or benched?
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In semi serious mode the best way of doing things is a clued up user, a config person and a developer all in one room, develop and test until it works. If you need doco do it after. The more you vary from this formulae the crapper the result and the bigger the cost. The absolute worst model is an outside counsultancy writing specs and sending them offshore. -
potless 2nd march
Plan B for march should bring in approx 1k
Plan B for april only 500 sponds so far thoughComment
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Theoretically my current extension (2nd on this contract) doesn't end until June and that is the planned implementation date.
I say theoretically because we're into system testing on phase 1 now and talking about user testing/parallel runs next month so unless phase 2 is larger than anticipated I expect to finish sooner.
Hopefully Mr Kathywoolfe will be getting employed soon(fingers crossed) so I can retire (yeah, right
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still looking for plan b
Last edited by KathyWoolfe; 16 January 2008, 10:48.
It's Deja-vu all over again!
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I do believe Milan's Plan B must be working to some extent ( or he thinks it is ! ) or he'd of already asked what your Plan B is.Originally posted by PRC1964 View PostPlan B now brings in more than the contracting.
I only do 3 days a week contracting now.
On his behalf, what is your Plan B ?Comment
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A non-religous amen to that!Originally posted by rootsnall View PostIn semi serious mode the best way of doing things is a clued up user, a config person and a developer all in one room, develop and test until it works. If you need doco do it after. The more you vary from this formulae the carpper the result and the bigger the cost. The absolute worst model is an outside counsultancy writing specs and sending them offshore.
Now find me a major client that shares this view.Comment
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Very nice. All these successful Plan B's and I don't have oneOriginally posted by PRC1964 View PostPlan B now brings in more than the contracting.
I only do 3 days a week contracting now.
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Liberating businesses of their excess cash in exchange for services.Originally posted by rootsnall View PostI do believe Milan's Plan B must be working to some extent ( or he thinks it is ! ) or he'd of already asked what your Plan B is.
On his behalf, what is your Plan B ?
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Neither do I.. I wouldnt worry. Plan B' are just for people planning on failing Plan A.Originally posted by oracleslave View PostVery nice. All these successful Plan B's and I don't have one
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I have no intention of doing that.Originally posted by tay View PostNeither do I.. I wouldnt worry. Plan B' are just for people planning on failing Plan A.
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