I'm inclined to agree, but I have two questions regarding that:
1. Aren't government positions notoriously underpaid compared to their private-sector counterparts?
2. Doesn't that mean that "government software" would end up being written by below-average developers and be significantly worse than private-sector software?
Not that #2 isn't possible/likely/a fact under the current system depending on who you speak to.
1. Aren't government positions notoriously underpaid compared to their private-sector counterparts? 2. Doesn't that mean that "government software" would end up being written by below-average developers and be significantly worse than private-sector software?
Not that #2 isn't possible/likely/a fact under the current system depending on who you speak to.