Let me tell you a story.
My first job was at a small software development house, one of those entrepreneurial upstart places with a team of like six people doing new development work, two people supporting our workhorse product,
one manager, and a dude in a suit. Things were going well; we had good, smart, dedicated workers on our team, the product was a useful one, we had clients ready to buy what we were selling as soon as it was out the door. Then, at 2 in the afternoon halfway through the week, the suit called us all into the meeting room. He'd been unable to beg the investors for more money. Effectively, the company was broke; at a bare minimum, there was nothing to give us a paycheck out of. So, pretty much instantly, we were all out of a job. That's why, every...
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