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Or, you know, make sure you get paid for your part of the work, and if they don't take your advice and fail, that's on them. They are developers, not investors,
by jotm 9y ago
Or, you know, make sure you get paid for your part of the work, and if they don't take your advice and fail, that's on them. They are developers, not investors, this article goes against common business sense.
- smt88 9y agoI've discovered that a lot of "idea" people (no technical background, no deep connection to their target audience, often B2C products) don't end up paying once they fail. Yes, there's escrow and other options, but it can be incredibly time-consuming and/or reputation-harming to pursue those people, especially if they're skipping out on only the last payment or two.
- gwbas1c 9y ago"Common business sense" is to choose your customers wisely when you have that kind of a business. A customer that requires a disproportionate higher amount of time is a poor choice to work with.