Clients & agents asking for more than they need.

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thunderlizard replied

11 November 2010, 12:46
Yup. Fortunately I'm bang up-to-date so can look at it with wearied amusement, but it must be very frustrating if people aren't quite in that position.
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SupremeSpod replied

11 November 2010, 12:37
Originally posted by thunderlizard View Post

"We need someone with lots of full-project-cycle experience"
(by the way, we've already selected all the technologies and 3/4 of the team, and defined the requirements enough to secure funding.)

"and with .NET 4.0"
(but the project will be mainly in VB6. We might move to .NET some time in 2012).

bunch of dafties.

Give 'em what they want and think of the money.
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thunderlizard started a topic Clients & agents asking for more than they need.

11 November 2010, 12:35
Clients & agents asking for more than they need.

"We need someone with lots of full-project-cycle experience"
(by the way, we've already selected all the technologies and 3/4 of the team, and defined the requirements enough to secure funding.)

"and with .NET 4.0"
(but the project will be mainly in VB6. We might move to .NET some time in 2012).

bunch of dafties.
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