John Peter Tapsell tapselj0@cs.man.ac.uk writes:
Basically I wasn't allowed to write a website (for a year) that "allows the user to enter username/password and then can customize the website" I mean ... that is just about every website I've ever done.
That is a hard term! I find it amazing that anyone would even try to impose such a term on their employees, but I guess with the currently depressed state of the Internet market, employers think that it is a "buyer's market". (I sometimes wish we'd waited a few more weeks before recruiting, as it changes so fast and wasn't that easy when we recruited.)
I dunno.. I know this is totally the wrong place... but where do I go?
This is probably as good a place as any, but if I had the answers, I might well be working there instead of having started my own company. I wonder what the more experienced members on the list will say...
I'm used to handling large projects from start to end, and hiring people, but if i go in a large company, there is no way I'd get to do that kind of stuff for many years.
Oh well, if we achieve World Domination as planned, then ask me again in a few months... I've so many people that I *want* to hire, but we need to get more orders in... any advice or help from the list on that would be quite welcome too. ;-)