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You've never had to choose one unexpected opportunity over another? It's never easy, but I think you should probably cut them a little slack. That said, I'd p
by mrkurt 17y ago
You've never had to choose one unexpected opportunity over another? It's never easy, but I think you should probably cut them a little slack.
That said, I'd probably see if I could figure out how to pay someone else to run Go Test It. I have no idea how well the service was doing, though. It seems like maybe not that well if it's worth dropping. :)
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Oh, I had no idea Go Test It was a Red Gate product. Now I'd like to 2x my first paragraph up there. Quitting a job because something you own is gaining momentum is (a) exceedingly normal for this group and (b) what any rational person should do.
- martinkl 17y agoI tried to find someone else to hand it over to, but it's hard. It's more than just understanding the code. A large part is also the vision, the gut feeling for the right thing to do, the personal contacts to early users etc. Those things can't so easily be passed on to another person.