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> And did you actually look for an expert or did you just get something from Ikea? Sorry, but I don't see the point of your comment. I looked for an expert wh
by yetihehe 6mo ago
> And did you actually look for an expert or did you just get something from Ikea?
Sorry, but I don't see the point of your comment.
I looked for an expert who helped me with expanding my options. Expert != "will sell his exact product he is trying to sell in the place he is working at". Sometimes as an expert you even have to advise a client against your product, because he will try to use something not designed for him.
> I was in $RANDOM_HOTEL last month. Now I want to redo the attachment system for all my curtains in the house because theirs was smarter than what I knew to ask for.
But did you look for an expert? Expert might suggest a better alternative than you currently have, but you gained information yourself by accident. If not for that happy accident and you being observant, you wouldn't know.
- nottorp 6mo agoYes to everything you said and also to what i said :) You just took it personally. The whole idea is I'm trying to place the "expert" software engineers in a position where they're not the experts to make them understand their clients better. > and you being observant OT: How many other great home improvement ideas have i missed because i wasn't observant enough? Edit: or is it really off topic? Will the customer of the software engineer research, say, all possible database solutions or, even assuming great communication with the engineers, just pick a good enough one from their combined knowledge?