On Thu, 01 Dec 2011 23:40:48 +0100, Vineet Sinha <vin...@architexa.com>
wrote:
The story is the same for most non-software companies. For them doing any
coding is really a function of them trying to optimize some other manual
process. Development resources really come from 'making X more
efficient' -
so you really can't argue to use a particular technology unless the
technology is required once you have already sold the development to
management.
Exactly. Same for "social features": it's a business thing and the push to
use it or not it won't come from a guy from the IT. And even "HTML
crazyness": what's the business advantage of it? If the CMS currently
delivers, what's the business advantage of using it *now*?
Of course, I totally understand that you're eager at trying leading edge
stuff. Try to change job, picking a company which provides technology
consultancy rather than one that only does IT to serve its own business.
Of course, don't go back to your first employee :-) the company you're
searching for is middle to small sized, mostly composed of quality rather
than quantity.
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