Wow, what a backwards company. This reminds of how IBM used to measure productivity of programmers by the number of lines of code they've written.
Everybody knows that there is much more work involved in programming than just typing characters into an IDE. I've never heard of any programming contract jobs that were as strict on hours as this. Whats stopping you from leaving and explaining exactly what you just wrote to the client? You are getting a very bad deal.
Everybody knows that there is much more work involved in programming than just typing characters into an IDE. I've never heard of any programming contract jobs that were as strict on hours as this. Whats stopping you from leaving and explaining exactly what you just wrote to the client? You are getting a very bad deal.