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In my experience, it's a loss leader designed to bleed you dry with never-ending "bug fixes" you have to pay for. 1. Put the cheapest junior they have to insta
by blowski 4y ago
In my experience, it's a loss leader designed to bleed you dry with never-ending "bug fixes" you have to pay for.
1. Put the cheapest junior they have to install and configure their default platform for you and present it.
2. You see progress, and decide spending another $20 will get you over the finish line.
And people remain stuck on #2 forever. The more they spend, the more the sunk costs convince them to keep paying.
- ensignavenger 4y agoAs long as each $20 you put in, you get $20 worth of work, it sort of makes sense... not a huge fan of it for software development or the way is is marketed as such, though.