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Indeed. Managing human-resources to make every single second profitable is hard. Not to mention the varieties of technology out there: some people use Erlang,
by edwinnathaniel 15y ago
Indeed.
Managing human-resources to make every single second profitable is hard.
Not to mention the varieties of technology out there: some people use Erlang, Haskell, Node.JS, bunch of NoSQL, Python while Pivotal is more known as the Agile, Ruby, and probably Java to some extend.
Also, we don't know what the startup owners/CEOs want; they could come to Pivotal with unreasonable requirement: cloud-scale or money back guarantee?
- tptacek 15y agoIt's easy to make every second of the business profitable without making every second of every consultant's day profitable. Most well-run consultancies have target utilization rates way south of 100%.