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  • RE: Programmers v Salespeople

    eric.fetterolf (2/22/2012)


    Truth is you need both. But to answer which should get paid more: As a controller once told me - Cash is King.

    Sales people bring revenue. Sales...

  • RE: Programmers v Salespeople

    call.copse (2/22/2012)


    Revenant (2/17/2012)


    If you watch TV commercials, you may notice that the best salesmen are cute kids, dogs, and cats, in this order. No experience necessary.

    Draw your own conclusions,...

  • RE: Programmers v Salespeople

    Joe-10953 (2/21/2012)


    Supply & Demand:

    Good-Excellent developers/engineers are hard to find and should command what the market will bear.

    'Good' salespeople are easy to find but excellent reps should be compensated based...

  • RE: Programmers v Salespeople

    ken.trock (2/20/2012)


    Also, if they're production costs at Foxconn are so low then you would think that their products would be discounted more than the 20% they're said to be now.

    Ken

    "Send...

  • RE: Putting JSON on an equal footing to XML

    emmchild (2/19/2012)


    Customers wanted XML support so that is what they got. The rest of the world is using json efficiently and leaving sqlserver in the dust. Phil I think we...

  • RE: Putting JSON on an equal footing to XML

    I can no longer find a cite, but Fabian Pascal once made the obvious point: xml is not in any meaningful way "self describing", for if it were both...

  • RE: Programmers v Salespeople

    emmchild (2/18/2012)


    Dressing, talking, and ...

    Umm. I think you've made the point.

  • RE: Programmers v Salespeople

    GSquared (2/17/2012)


    RobertYoung (2/17/2012)


    GSquared (2/17/2012)


    Heather May (2/17/2012)


    If you ask a salesperson, they will say the salesperson should make more. If you ask a developer, they will say a developer should make...

  • RE: Programmers v Salespeople

    GSquared (2/17/2012)


    Heather May (2/17/2012)


    If you ask a salesperson, they will say the salesperson should make more. If you ask a developer, they will say a developer should make more. The...

  • RE: Programmers v Salespeople

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (2/17/2012)


    shodgin (2/17/2012)


    without a good product, there is nothing worth selling (for very long anyway).

    Having purchased lots of software and seen lots of sales, I'm not...

  • RE: Programmers v Salespeople

    It appears to have gone away, but Spolsky did a great piece on pricing (and by example, sales staffing) of software. The title is "Camels and Rubber Duckies", I...

  • RE: Programmers v Salespeople

    The stereotypical distinction:

    - programmer/developer has the job of coercing the machine into doing something it is perfectly capable of doing, although the programmer may have difficulty in divining the right...

  • RE: Code of Conduct for Software Maintenance

    Tom Garth (11/9/2010)


    Elsewhere they are scanning everthing that ships into their stores when it arrives and scan where in the store it goes to further track specific Inventory detail. The...

  • RE: Code of Conduct for Software Maintenance

    In the world of commercial/business software, aka database systems, the answer to maintenance costs is to embrace SSD/BCNF. Why, you may ask? Let me count the ways.

    1) by...

  • RE: Writing Nearly Codeless Apps: Part 4

    wbrianwhite (11/4/2010)


    jyurich (11/3/2010)


    Am I the only one using Microsoft's Entity Data Model (EDM) technology as an ORM for modeling as well as for the data access layer? This is a...

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