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Because first and foremost, we want to keep contractors happy. If they are paid well (by well I don't mean ripping clients off), they will come back and perform
by tzaman 13y ago
Because first and foremost, we want to keep contractors happy. If they are paid well (by well I don't mean ripping clients off), they will come back and perform more work. Our long-term goal is to establish a trusted network of developers that always go that extra mile to satisfy clients - I must admit, so far, this approach has paid off in dividends. We're currently re-designing the landing page, and we will put client testimonials on that prove it.
- jpdoctor 13y ago> and we will put client testimonials on that prove it. I'll be curious to see which client gives you a testimonial that thinks non-competing contractors is a great idea.
- tzaman 13y agoEach and every, in fact. Because they don't come to us to see how (or not) our system works but to get their problems fixed in time, and by a top quality expert. (I'm saying this because we do a lot of research on both sides, and transparency is part of our business, so all involved know how the system works)
- jpdoctor 13y ago> Because they don't come to us to see how (or not) our system works but to get their problems fixed in time, and by a top quality expert. I notice the word "price" is not present in that testimonial.
- klibertp 13y agoDo you think that darwinian fight of everyone with everyone else is the best possible way to finding cost-effective solutions?