It’s interesting how the author decides against hiring a cheap developer, but in the end still tries to get good service for cheap (i.e. hires a company that wo

It’s interesting how the author decides against hiring a cheap developer, but in the end still tries to get good service for cheap (i.e. hires a company that works with larger clients, expects them to offer same kind of service to him). Also: > If I had insisted on milestone-based payments from the beginning, WebAgency likely would have declined the project. Sounds like it would have been a good outcome. Of course it’s easy to say all that in hindsight.