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The "one" in the article means one person doing all the work. Not a big org providing SAAS or such like MS/Google. I don't think it would work for something li
by majormajor 5y ago
The "one" in the article means one person doing all the work. Not a big org providing SAAS or such like MS/Google.
I don't think it would work for something like software, where the last 10% takes 90% of the time. Maybe you could do it for prototypes, but do any companies really need a "constant prototype" contractor?
- autokad 5y agoOne person doing all the work and needs of a project does happen, but its rare. I would just be cheaper to hire someone full time, so this usually happens in specialty software where its hard to keep hiring head count to do it. > I don't think it would work for something like software Except that it happens all the time. its fairly prevalent. > Maybe you could do it for prototypes, but do any companies really need a "constant prototype" Absolutely.