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With the government, depending on how "involved" your customer is in the contract, they might have a shitfit if they find out you are doing this. As another po
by vonmoltke 13y ago
With the government, depending on how "involved" your customer is in the contract, they might have a shitfit if they find out you are doing this. As another poster in this section noted, there are plenty of government and quasi-government[1] employees who seriously believe that you can't start writing code until you have defined all your requirements and prepared a design to meet those requirements.
[1] People who work for companies like MITRE that are basically privatized extensions of the government.
- moron4hire 13y agoYou are right, which is why I don't actually do government contracts anymore. It's just too easy to end up working for a complete, abject moron.
- moron4hire 13y agoI should say, this is also why I don't work for Fortune 500 companies anymore, and also why I don't do work for fly-by-night, no-technical-cofounder startups, either.