Agreed, these services or even outsourcing can sometimes lean towards getting done just to have it done by the date than by actually being complete with the tas

Agreed, these services or even outsourcing can sometimes lean towards getting done just to have it done by the date than by actually being complete with the task. I have actually worked with people before that turn in projects incomplete just to have it in by the business due date, then later say sorry it has this or that bug. They do the pretend it is working dance. Services like this tend to be the done rather than complete type of programmers unless it is an easily verifiable task. Any programmer knows, there are many stages of done and only one complete. Is your developer you get a done type of doer or someone who completes something?