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I wonder, how many engineers had full time jobs just developing and maintaining the various integrations with all their small clients?
by xen0 5y ago
I wonder, how many engineers had full time jobs just developing and maintaining the various integrations with all their small clients?
- mywittyname 5y agoI have to imagine they were all stepping on each other and/or reinventing slightly different shaped wheels too. My experience has been that companies who will customize integrations for you have poorly designed products. By that, I mean, when we ask for a feature, and they bring on an engineer who does some requirements gathering then comes back with some invisible solution. That's a major redflag. The success of an integration, in my experience, is directly proportional to the amount of the work I'm able to handle as a client.
- vimwizard 5y ago>My experience has been that companies who will customize integrations for you have poorly designed products. By that, I mean, when we ask for a feature, and they bring on an engineer who does some requirements gathering then comes back with some invisible solution. That's a major redflag. I'm feeling a bit called out right now (not an owner but that's my experience, too)