Mark Derricutt's Disturbing Thoughts
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?
comments (2)
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.