My thoughts exactly. I've worked with far too many freelancers that claim to know something in order to get business, only to then realise that what I'd paid f

My thoughts exactly. I've worked with far too many freelancers that claim to know something in order to get business, only to then realise that what I'd paid for was hacked together; the kind of work that I wouldn't hire if this freelancer had come in for a full-time role. This advice works, but only in certain jobs/situations. If you're an internal developer then this is an entirely reasonable thing to do, but more often than not some poor person is going to have to go through your awful code. It's this attitude that adds countless hours of fixes onto a system several years down the line.