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I can't really say that I have, except on those occaisons
when the reply to my question has been "You know, I have
no idea what it's going to do in the situation you just
described, we never thought about that." But I've never
actually tried to "interview" a developer. My normal
approach is, "Gimme an alpha build to work with and I'll
come hunt you down if I have any questions," then get
additional info one question at a time when I run into
something that's an absolute stumper.
Gene Kim-Eng
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Fri, 6 Jun 2003 08:51:29 -0700 (PDT) Goober Writer?wrote:
OK, question time. Do many of you really have such a
hard time getting info from people? What's the
hang-up?
I'm being serious here. I've never had difficulty
getting info from people, and I certainly never had to
use a ploy to do so.
So what is the situation that you cannot get info from
people without going to elaborate lengths?
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