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dejunzhu
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| enrico-sorichetti wrote: |
so just cut the BPM and stop begging for free consultancy services
(*) if Your shop lacks money how was it able to acquire a mainframe ?  |
may I ask what BPM means?
by the way, mainframe does not belong to our company, it belongs to our customer. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| may I ask what BPM means |
STFW
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| by the way, mainframe does not belong to our company, it belongs to our customer. |
so you/your organization act as a provider of IT consulting/labor services...
the same comment , with slight different wording applies to you/your company
if your company lacks the proper skill ... it should not be in the IT consulting business
pretty unethical ...
you/your company are selling something you/your company do not have
and you/your company are trying to get free on a public forum
pretty smart while it works... an <infinite> percentile gain
i have made the same consideration again about your behavior, but you seem not to understand or worse care
given good reasons why We should share Our experience with you/your company |
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GuyC
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| don't worry : the first time he uses the term "rotate-partitioning UTS" he reveils ignorance. |
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dick scherrer
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| the first time he uses the term "rotate-partitioning UTS" he reveils ignorance. |
Maybe not to that particular audience. . . There seems to be no real experience there.
As was said long ago - "In the land of the blind the one-eyed man is king".
I continue to be puzzled how one opens a consulting firm to develop database applications (for clients) with no database development experience. I am also puzzled why a client would be willing to hire such. . .
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Akatsukami
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| dick scherrer wrote: |
| I am also puzzled why a client would be willing to hire such. . . |
Because the cheap sons-of-fifty-fathers who manage the client firm can hire the dishonest "consulting" firm for minimum wage plus overhead. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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so that they can sell at normal price
bad products made by a cheap company, with cheap labor, with cheap material, with poor/nonexisting skills
making big profits and not caring an eff about anything else |
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dick scherrer
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Unfortunately, this is what gives consultants/contractors a very bad reputation. Also unfortunately, this population is growing 
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enrico-sorichetti
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not in general, naturally!
my strong remarks spring from the history and attitude of this TS
in another post the same TS was talking about the lack of money of his organization,
but that time he made everybody believe that he was an employee of that organization trying out of his generosity to help hie employer to save money ..
what a truckload of bullshit |
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