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To the person who fixed the problem: are you putting this on your resumé and if so how are you describing it? I imagine something like this might be VERY attra
by itmag 15y ago
To the person who fixed the problem: are you putting this on your resumé and if so how are you describing it?
I imagine something like this might be VERY attractive to certain employers.
- itmag 15y agoAlso, idea for a startup: Fix My Crisis. Advertise jobs like this when your ops go fubar and you need a deep expert to come in and save your ass ASAP. Reward them with cash and/or resumé glory.
- mjs00 15y agoI like it. Maybe even beyond or in addition something like "Code Concierge" -- for a variety of reasons it might be nice to have an ongoing relationship with individual/team/org for problems, advice, etc, that is not a typical consulting agreement, but is more than ad hoc posts to HN or Stack Exchange.
- mkopinsky 15y agoI could also see this being abused. "Plz hlp!!1 my website stop working don't know why, my teacher need this ASAP". Maybe if you deal with the payment issues up front you could get around this (no one's gonna shell down real money up front unless they have a real problem), but it's something to be figured out.