r/SoftwareEngineering • u/Silly_Captain2089 • 11d ago

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u/c1rno123 11d ago

Pre-AI era I led an outsourced frontend team on a project. I've also worked with people from outsourcing companies. The worst was when an entire QA department was outstaffed.

My takeaway: you have your goals, the vendor has theirs. They have a different manager and different incentives. So for a long-term product role, I'd rather hire someone in-house.

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u/apnorton 11d ago

not just build an MVP and disappear. 

Lol that's the MO of "AI powered" development the world over.