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The customers still dictate your work. If you don't build the features they want, you won't have a business. Essentially you're still working for them.
by cachvico 9y ago
The customers still dictate your work. If you don't build the features they want, you won't have a business. Essentially you're still working for them.
- bambax 9y agoYes, sure, you're working for them; but it's still better (IMHO) to have clients than bosses. A boss is someone that uses you to look good to his own boss, but doesn't really care about what you do. A client, most of the time, actually needs what you produce.
- martin1975 9y agoHave you ever dealt with clients? I'm gonna take a wild guess and say no.
- bambax 9y agoI've been an independent consultant / contractor for over 20 years. I don't esp. defend clients, they don't know what they want and tend to change their mind often, but they're a million times better than a bad boss. (A good boss, I don't know, I never had one.) In the last 14 months I switched to making physical products sold to end users (b2c) and it's great, but having clients wasn't that bad.
- astura 9y agoThat doesn't describe any boss I've ever had.