In fairness the opening line does scream "set in ways" to a degree that would put me off a little.
Not to be judgemental but I wonder if people that do work for Zarathu for the first time might have trouble communicating if this is his usual style. And as a result dont get chance to build a working relationship. It happens a lot.
I personally like direct people but plenty don't :D
My opening line was satirical. I hate text editor arguments, and the Rails v. Django thing is really old, too. I've used both Ruby and Python, vim and TextMate, and they're all great. You just need to use the right tool for the job.
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In fairness the opening line does scream "set in ways" to a degree that would put me off a little.
Not to be judgemental but I wonder if people that do work for Zarathu for the first time might have trouble communicating if this is his usual style. And as a result dont get chance to build a working relationship. It happens a lot.
I personally like direct people but plenty don't :D
My opening line was satirical. I hate text editor arguments, and the Rails v. Django thing is really old, too. I've used both Ruby and Python, vim and TextMate, and they're all great. You just need to use the right tool for the job.
Heh, I apologise :) I read the whole thing as one rant.
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EDIT: I do sympathise, finding really good people to contract work to is an absolute pain.