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#1
unlucky with upwork, frelancer etc.
has anyone worked with a developer company in europe and you were satisfied with it? toptal is another platform which has failed me and so many dev companies ive run into push a load of lies my way and hope i go for them
 
#2
If there’s one thing that’s absolutely crucial when hiring people for software development, assuming that’s what you’re looking for (I wasn’t entirely sure from your post), it’s proper documentation and a very detailed task description. Without that, you’ll likely run into problems and end up feeling like everyone is trying to rip you off.
 
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burden said:
If there’s one thing that’s absolutely crucial when hiring people for software development, assuming that’s what you’re looking for (I wasn’t entirely sure from your post), it’s proper documentation and a very detailed task description. Without that, you’ll likely run into problems and end up feeling like everyone is trying to rip you off.
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the description has been so detailed it turned into a blabbering fest at one point,yet they still failed to deliver even tho everything was explained in baby steps
 
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what are you trying to get for what price?
do you have a technical background? i've seen plenty of cases of someone without a technical background trying to explain something that requires a lot of specificity and have no idea how imprecise they're being.
greenline said:
the description has been so detailed it turned into a blabbering fest at one point,yet they still failed to deliver even tho everything was explained in baby steps
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description != documentation, proper documentation means things like ERDs, SSDs, UI wireframes, user stories & timelines. did/do you have those for your project or only your self described blabbering description.
 
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drysponge said:
what are you trying to get for what price?
do you have a technical background? i've seen plenty of cases of someone without a technical background trying to explain something that requires a lot of specificity and have no idea how imprecise they're being.

description != documentation, proper documentation means things like ERDs, SSDs, UI wireframes, user stories & timelines. did/do you have those for your project or only your self described blabbering description.
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i do have a technical background
documentation means a 200+ pdf document which included wireframes (i had to map every single button and page) and a few videos where I printed the wireframes and described with voice and a pointer
a lot of calls

i know what i am doing,i used to code myself a long time ago. the issue is with the fact that 100% of these devs want a make money fast project and their designs are absolutely horrible.
 
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