> Well, then you need to pay more attention... Your interpretation is wrong. > You don't understand the difference between quality and pricing policy. Best foo

> Well, then you need to pay more attention... Your interpretation is wrong. > You don't understand the difference between quality and pricing policy. Best food is not the "fast food", even though customers love it and it's cheap. > There's nothing positive about people like him. This is the exact problem I'm getting at: Individuals don't get to unilaterally declare what good software is, what the worth of people is, what people do or don't understand. This guy may in fact have a more nuanced and "better" understanding of software and what goes into making it, than you. Prove that he doesn't! If you can, you can take that proof into work and take his job!