This article talks a lot about money and time but doesn't mention the simple fact that some developers (or is it only me) won't want to work with certain people.
As a developer I'm not going to work closely with someone I don't like.
I guess my message would be: Sometimes developers just aren't into you and your ideas. Perhaps you need to try and understand them more.
> As a developer I'm not going to work closely with someone I don't like.
I'd be interested in knowing how many non-technical people actually consider this issue prior to recruiting a developer to work on a project. Is it obscured because of supply/demand/leverage or is it the case that non-technical people aren't exposed to the personalities of seasoned developers?
As a developer I'm not going to work closely with someone I don't like.
I guess my message would be: Sometimes developers just aren't into you and your ideas. Perhaps you need to try and understand them more.