Re: FMTSRC

[nina jones <ddi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> My personal assessment Simon is that the customer is always right.  This can 
>be demonstrated simply by doing the exercise of proving him wrong.  Once the 
>customer is proven wrong it is but a trivial task to demonstrate the customer 
>is now in the group called "ex-customer" and can know longer be called a 
>customer.  qed, the customer is never wrong.

i've seen that happen more than once.  no one likes to be proven wrong!  and 
sometimes it's the way you do it.  no one likes a know it all.

the best you can do is gently suggest - and if they say no, you can decide 
whether you want to code in a style you don't like, or don't take the job at 
all.

nj
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