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I actually know Clark Valberg, the founder of Epicenter Consulting, and did some work with him a few years back; he's a great guy. You guys can criticize him al
by willurd 15y ago
I actually know Clark Valberg, the founder of Epicenter Consulting, and did some work with him a few years back; he's a great guy. You guys can criticize him all you want, but he actually cares.
We should direct our efforts towards the bloodsuckers, not the people giving blood.
- rickmb 15y agoWe you say "he cares" I presume you mean "cares about slick marketing to clueless clients". Because Epicenter obviously doesn't give a damn about either the truth or software engineering. I'm sorry, but the people who claim the one true method is keeping the programmers locked in the basement without real world input or feedback are the bloodsuckers.
- willurd 15y agoNo, I mean that he cares about giving his clients a great product. He's not just in it to soak money out of people; he actually cares about the outcome, much like an artist cares about their paintings. And look, I'm not Clark. I don't speak for Clark. This is just the experience I had working with him and getting to know him for a year and a half.
- raymondcamden 15y agoI can ditto this. I've known Clark for years. He is an honorable person, as is his coworker Ben Nadel. Fault them if you will for 'inventing' something that already existed, but this was - at worst - an innocent mistake. How many people here have reached out to them to try to help correct their mistake?