[Asterisk-biz] Asterisk Conusultant

[Andrew Latham]

Please move conversation to Asterisk-Philosophy at lists.digium.com JK

Another thought, busy consultants (myself) may not have the time to
read or participate in the community as much. I force myself to take
part in the list and help the community so that I am with the group
creating instead of the group using.  For example I am trying to
document hardware by contacting the hardware vendors and by looking at
my WIKI at http://voip.lathama.net you can see which vendors are the
most helpful. The reason is so that I can document the facts that are
lost on some topics. Instead of reading how one person did something I
want to know why and how it works along with all the information about
other functional options.

Andrew Latham


On 8/10/05, herman.webley at blitzllc.com <herman.webley at blitzllc.com> wrote:
> Quoting alex at pilosoft.com:
> 
> > Incorrect. I don't expect client to have technical knowledge - that's what
> > I'm for. But I do expect client to have business sense. And knowing that
> > things should be done properly is good business sense. If client doesn't
> > understand that, I certainly can't impart that knowledge on him.
> 
> Poor business sense == 'wannabe losers'?
> 
> The important point of my comments were not the potential of such a
> relationship
> to the asterisk consultant but rather jab at poor human interaction. Sure, it
> might not be a good idea to enter a business relationship with someone
> that has
> poor business sense, but one does not need to call them a wannabe loser while
> deciding not to engage.
> 
> Best regards,
> Herman Webley
> 
> 
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