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As programmers we should be well aware that our customers' "needs" are bounded by what they a) know and b) believe is possible. Guiding them to technological e

by smoyer 14y ago

As programmers we should be well aware that our customers' "needs" are bounded by what they a) know and b) believe is possible. Guiding them to technological enlightenment can and does provide rewards (financial and otherwise).

fleitz 14y ago
Are you essentially saying that if you listen to your customers you'll build a faster horse, instead of a car?
- smoyer 14y ago
  No ... I'm saying that sometimes we are evangelists and can make them realize they want a flying car.