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"Code, not think". This is my current problem with the freelancers I find. They need an awful lot of guidance, even the good ones. Any recommendations on how
by rebelde 13y ago
"Code, not think". This is my current problem with the freelancers I find. They need an awful lot of guidance, even the good ones.
Any recommendations on how to find freelancers who do much more of the thinking? (I plan on trying with some HN freelancers soon.)
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- mrich 13y agoDepending on what you want to have developed, they just might need that much guidance, otherwise the end result will be a surprise for you :) When looking for a freelancer consider people who have done things that you personally like and think would be a good fit for you too. E.g. contact the developer of a website you like or the contributor to an open source project which is well-respected.
- rebelde 13y agoThanks. I haven't tried suggesting freelance projects to people not actively looking. My feeling is that they would probably say that they are too busy, or worse, say "yes" and not find time to get it done.