Last job I had, we were doing quite well but market conditions changed. They effectively now have a 0.00% software presence. It just isn't possible, given the

Last job I had, we were doing quite well but market conditions changed. They effectively now have a 0.00% software presence. It just isn't possible, given the basic makeup of the company, for there to be anything other than very basic bug fixing going on - the leadership team simply can't cope. When I was there, I pretty much ran on one-page specs, if there was a written spec at all. We were violently successful. SFAIK, just because of parts cost, that's all scrapped now. :) The people that are left are of the "fix one, create three" level. One has a degree in CS but has never actually learned the trade. I did what I could, but he was perpetually interrupted. God bless 'em, but it's true. In the end, unless your business is critically dependent on software, you may be better off without us.