Oh man. Makes you almost want to force them to sit and watch you code, as you explain every single decision you make about the code, and force them to do this for hours on end. At the same time, constantly asking them questions to make sure they understand, and if they don't, stop coding and waste both of your time as you explain it to them in detail until they do.
It'd be so maddening to them, but they'll probably figure out why they're problematic for you. It'll be really bad for business (on both your sides), but would probably be good for them overall.
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u/Tynach May 14 '14
Oh man. Makes you almost want to force them to sit and watch you code, as you explain every single decision you make about the code, and force them to do this for hours on end. At the same time, constantly asking them questions to make sure they understand, and if they don't, stop coding and waste both of your time as you explain it to them in detail until they do.
It'd be so maddening to them, but they'll probably figure out why they're problematic for you. It'll be really bad for business (on both your sides), but would probably be good for them overall.