>I hate to be a hater, but why do I get the feeling this guy just took a
>consulting gig for a very low price ? Maybe not, I've been wrong before.
>Really.
You can feel sorry for the client, but....
What really ticks me off about guys who do this (say "yes" when they should
say "no") is how it offers the potential to make ALL consultants look
unprofessional.... you know, 'one bad apple....'
Hell, it happens with lawyers, used-car salesmen and congressmen. (well,
Ok, with congressmen it may actually be true).
MCM
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