> This sounds like excuse making to me Isn't it better to have knowledge of what your clients are talking about? Having written for diverse groups: games to fi

> This sounds like excuse making to me Isn't it better to have knowledge of what your clients are talking about? Having written for diverse groups: games to finance to embedded, it's always best to know the direction your client wants to go. A good developer knows how to deliver product that works for the client, rather than swamping them in technical minutae. Knowing the business properly, you can get them excited about opportunities that arise as a result of knowing their domain enough to give them a competitive edge. They will love you, your product, and be happy to come back for other projects.