Definitely gets frustrating, but I've done plenty of "cleanup" contract work. Usually someone (business person) without technical knowledge hired the cheapest

Definitely gets frustrating, but I've done plenty of "cleanup" contract work. Usually someone (business person) without technical knowledge hired the cheapest outsourcing they can find. Money has been sunk, and often there is 80 to 90% of a finished project, but the original contractor doesn't have enough experience to get it that last mile. It's frustrating work, but it's also gravy train. When I get that call they are desperate and coming in on referral where someone has said, "I know a guy that's a finisher, but he's really going to cost you."