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If you want to truly add value, find large businesses to help. They're riddled with old software and inefficient processes. It's highly feasible to write custom
by jqueryin 13y ago
If you want to truly add value, find large businesses to help. They're riddled with old software and inefficient processes. It's highly feasible to write custom software applications that can save larger corporations millions of dollars with a minimal amount of development time. The hardest part is:
1) Getting them to recognize this.
2) Coaxing out the pain points.
3) Bypassing their bureaucracy (chain of command).
- wehadfun 13y agoHow do you find out what problems the business has?
- gutnor 13y agoLarge business also means supporting old stuff. You can stop dreaming of HTML5 and start coding stuff working in IE7. Also, weirdo DMZ, weirdo User Right, weirdo proxy settings, ... It is complicated, you have little clients that each represent a significant fraction of your revenue. They will pay well but drain your development team in pointless, unportable, customisations. Large businesses is not a sexy world and companies catering their need are similarly not sexy.