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> It is a way for Arcelor to think out-of-the-box, and get input from people that are not directly linked to their business. And there's nothing wrong with tha
by csmattryder 9y ago
> It is a way for Arcelor to think out-of-the-box, and get input from people that are not directly linked to their business.
And there's nothing wrong with that, so much so, that we created a title for these people: Consultant.
They're highly paid, and available to bring years of domain experience to a business.
How much value did ArcellorMittal get in exchange for 8.5k and some pizza? How much would <leading AR firm> charge, in comparison?
(Man, programmers desperately need someone to tell them that no, not everyone just "gets" programming. You have a skill, charge for it!)