3 ms·
I've seen issues with this a few times and had to bite my lip quite hard when the cost of the software we were providing was compared to the (low) number of Por
by cs02rm0 10y ago
I've seen issues with this a few times and had to bite my lip quite hard when the cost of the software we were providing was compared to the (low) number of Porsche cars they could have bought instead. No, a Porsche couldn't do the job they wanted and neither could anything else they could find for the money.
I'm just starting out trying to get a new product off the ground but finding I have an issue just getting one customer as it's something most suited to organisations with large numbers of employees. Either I get my own big one or I'd imagine the product gets a slow death.
- fencepost 10y agoIs it in a state such that you could sell it to a larger product or consulting firm serving the kinds of companies you were targeting? Either as a finished product ready for them to take over or as an acquihire?