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You'd achieve more by simply telling the company that you need a certain feature added to their product. If you're an important customer for them, you could pro
by wavemode 1y ago
You'd achieve more by simply telling the company that you need a certain feature added to their product. If you're an important customer for them, you could probably negotiate a price for them to prioritize the work.
- bmacho 1y agoI think we'd probably better off with the previous idea: just work for them for a period.
- wavemode 1y agoI'm speaking from the perspective of company A, who needs a feature added to company B's product. They could send their engineers to work for company B, sure, but those engineers' time is still costing money. And those engineers are completely unfamiliar with B's codebase, so they won't work as efficiently. Might as well just pay company B directly for the feature work.
- saagarjha 1y agoSometimes Company A is better equipped to fix things in Company B's product than they are themselves.