I don’t know if an software engineering company’s relationship to clients is very fitting to this example of non-commercial end-user consumerism of physical products. I mean, I agree with you, but I don’t get the feeling your company does many physically shipped sales and your company probably mostly works other small companies.
I don’t know. We are still selling a product, which is the service we provide.
For what it’s worth, we have clients of all sizes from family run to local transport authorities to one of the largest mobile network providers in Europe.
Just not everybody is out here trying to maximise their profits at every turn. Some people, myself included, are just happy to have enough in life and do good work.
I don’t know if an software engineering company’s relationship to clients is very fitting to this example of non-commercial end-user consumerism of physical products. I mean, I agree with you, but I don’t get the feeling your company does many physically shipped sales and your company probably mostly works other small companies.
I don’t know. We are still selling a product, which is the service we provide.
For what it’s worth, we have clients of all sizes from family run to local transport authorities to one of the largest mobile network providers in Europe.
Just not everybody is out here trying to maximise their profits at every turn. Some people, myself included, are just happy to have enough in life and do good work.