> That is a terrible attitude IMHO - why should they have to have to learn how to talk to developers? Your cynicism towards “typical users” probably harms you and your career.
I think I'm sensing a bit of anger in your tone, looking how you move the subject on my person.
Sorry if I offended you in any way, it was not my intention to offend anyone.
Me and my career are ok so far, if that's of some relief to you.
We are surely not working in the same area then.
Mine is as a vendor of enterprise stuff, for Big Corps.
In my place, not relying in users' proactive and qualitative feedback is a pretty decent attitude in my eyes, it tends to deploying more reliable software, thus to invoices actually collected, which finally leads to having an actual paycheck.
I think I'm sensing a bit of anger in your tone, looking how you move the subject on my person. Sorry if I offended you in any way, it was not my intention to offend anyone. Me and my career are ok so far, if that's of some relief to you.
We are surely not working in the same area then. Mine is as a vendor of enterprise stuff, for Big Corps. In my place, not relying in users' proactive and qualitative feedback is a pretty decent attitude in my eyes, it tends to deploying more reliable software, thus to invoices actually collected, which finally leads to having an actual paycheck.