> * I wanted to add that I am referring to software developers. Creative types like the author of this article are always shit upon by corporate types unfortuna

> * I wanted to add that I am referring to software developers. Creative types like the author of this article are always shit upon by corporate types unfortunately Ish. It's complicated. IME, most folks have a low standard for "good" and don't differentiate well above a certain minimum. Someone with an MFA and 150k in debt may expect to get paid more than someone with no degree and no school debt, but that doesn't mean the buyer will rate the MFA higher -- which means they won't pay them more money. The MFA may also expect to spend X hours on a project without _explaining that_ to the buyer. That's not corporate types being stingy or such, it's a mismatch of expectations. At the end of the day, buyers value the work much lower than the sellers, so the sellers are going to be disappointed far more often.