Quote from: jc12345 on September 21, 2015, 11:06:13 AM

Outsourcing is an acceptable business practice. In fact, the use of it is increasing in the world. Nothing wrong with it and in real life business management seldom has the skills themselves to run their IT department.

Good attempt, but I think this was a grab of another straw. This actually shows that coin management is applying progressing business practice in today's world and is not wasting their time on coding, but focusing on core business objectives (Toshidesk) while outsourcing the mundane tasks like coding to an expert since they cannot code themselves or is not skilled to do a good job of coding themselves. Play to your strengths. This is in line with articles like this one from Harvard Business Review or this one in Forbes or some expert advice here and here and I would say what coin management is doing here is the preferred strategy for MTR. Play to your strengths - if coding is not your strength, outsource it to someone whose strength it is. It is also re-assuring that management is looking to improve the wallet to better sync times etc. Imagine coin management did not care about the community and decided not to improve the wallet or worse to try and code something in themselves while their strengths are in charting modules or steering the business towards achieving the business objectives? That would have been unacceptable. Thanks for posting that and you should be happy for posting it.

To require coin management to also be devs for a coin to be successful is retro theory.

Bingo

Yea that was me in the Bittrex IRC chat last night.

I effectively meet alot of people in the space everyday.

The fuzzy guy is actually one of the core devs of Coinomi, not to mention the RubyCoin dev.

I will continue to reach out to other dev teams and experts in the space to improve on my own project.

Outsourcing is how I got this project so far, and one of the main reasons I get so many partnerships Wink

Its quite funny this guy continues with his rants claiming this and that...lol

I currently have 7 devs on board with me...no shortage there. Everyone brings certain skills to the table, and it's amazing seeing everyone work so well together being in different parts of the world. Devs in Russia, Columbia, Pakistan, Washington, and Miami work around the clock for me and truly are committed 110%.

If I didn't have money...lol, the $150 per hour cost for ETNA development wouldn't be happening...and the servers costing $600 a month would be shut down by now.

When I ask people questions its always to get thier opinion and ping for extra info, its simply how I work.

I always get it done...as shown throughout this thread since Feb.

More updates later..

Jc12345...hop on skype!

Cheers,

MasterTrader777