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If you enjoy coding for other people as much as you enjoy coding your own projects, then we are wired very differently - and that's just fine. However, I have
by peteforde 14y ago
If you enjoy coding for other people as much as you enjoy coding your own projects, then we are wired very differently - and that's just fine.
However, I have found that many of the things I used to think everyone could do are in fact skills that I now get paid to use because they can't do them. Go figure.
- shawn-butler 14y agoWhat can you tell me about the "agent". Are you paying him or her or is it a commission basis? How did you find someone you could trust?
- peteforde 14y agoTed Pearlman (http://usistwo.com/ http://usistwo.com/) approached me, and I listened because he had an interesting opportunity that was relevant to my interests. He was also referred directly by Hampton Catlin, who I used to run a company with. After jumping on Skype with Ted, it was clear that we would be friends. I'd prefer to let Ted discuss how he is paid, but I will point you to his Pudding Manifesto: http://puddingmanifesto.org/ http://puddingmanifesto.org/