Scott Jensen <RecreationalPoker@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:
> Sohail Somani <soh...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
(snip)
>> I think I was introducing my questions in a roundabout way. I don't
want
>> a "real job". Had one. Too suffocating.
>
> And you think starting your own business will be less suffocating?
(snip)
It depends: sometimes what can be bad in a job is when you feel your
efforts are being misdirected by your employer: that you really want to
be able to do things to help the business, but you're not allowed to,
you have to do things that you think are less im****tant or urgent.
(Of course, depending on the business, sometimes a customer will want
you to do something for them where you know that what would help them
better is something else, but you can't interest them in that.)
> Wrong. You have to customize (or in your words, the verb of
> "personalization") your software to what the market wants.
(snip)
And, often, the market can be a bit surprising. (I'm good at designing
things for people like me, but most people aren't like me!)
Mark
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