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Lying to clients

posted Friday, 30 November 2007

Just seen on Undernet #java:

prived: hi. Is there a new java called wicked java or something?
^talios^: prived: you mean wicket? the web framework
prived: tnx
prived: ^talios^: have a project. Client wants wiket. "Sure I know it, sir!" - reading now... OMG so overcomplicated
^talios^: so - you lied to your client?
prived: ^talios^: He-he, who cares about lies if everyone will be OK at the end of it.

Why oh why do people have to lie to clients when taking on jobs?

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1. Cosmin Marginean left...
Friday, 30 November 2007 7:19 pm :: http://blog.cosminaru.ro

Hehe. I am guessing you never worked in outsourcing...


2. Hiren left...
Wednesday, 5 December 2007 3:24 am

Because client would not give him project unless he lies. He will not get a project if he says that he do not know that framework but is experienced enough to learn it in very short time.

I guess you mean the same by last line.