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Depending on the context in which you do this, you've also just wasted 2 days of billable time. If you know it won't work from the start, you're not providing v
by alltakendamned 10y ago
Depending on the context in which you do this, you've also just wasted 2 days of billable time.
If you know it won't work from the start, you're not providing value to your customer by fake considering it.
- JoachimS 10y agoGood counterpoint. Obvious errors you should not spend much time on. But providing some references to why is probably better than simply stating "no". And I don't think the parent comment suggested to fake work and bill for work not done. We should always be honest.
- croon 10y agoI don't think the responder suggested to fake work either, but it's still 2 days wasted and no work done.
- wiz21c 10y agoYou assume that your customer values things like you do. If the customer is happy he'll feel better; the fact that is happiness is economically viable is an entirely different matter.