> kind' meaning something like 'UX improvement', or 'pretty UI',
They literally said they want a simple TUI email app
> If he wanted a simpler solution, he could have told me on March 18, when I submit my proposal.
When he said your emails could be stored in a fake database or loaded in memory it was obvious they didn’t want something over complicated.
No one likes over engineering, it can come off as egotistical, indulgent and more importantly a sign of technical debt lurking ahead.
Your proposal is long winded, you’re not the only applicant these people are looking at my guy.
I’m not sure what Fargate is (nor care) or even why you suggested AWS and all that other jazz but you clearly went overboard. No one wants a developer where you ask them for A and they return A B and a half finished C.
Yes, you’re allowed to ask questions but the ones you asked showed signs of overthinking and lack of initiative.
They literally said they want a simple TUI email app
> If he wanted a simpler solution, he could have told me on March 18, when I submit my proposal.
When he said your emails could be stored in a fake database or loaded in memory it was obvious they didn’t want something over complicated.
No one likes over engineering, it can come off as egotistical, indulgent and more importantly a sign of technical debt lurking ahead.
Your proposal is long winded, you’re not the only applicant these people are looking at my guy.
I’m not sure what Fargate is (nor care) or even why you suggested AWS and all that other jazz but you clearly went overboard. No one wants a developer where you ask them for A and they return A B and a half finished C.
Yes, you’re allowed to ask questions but the ones you asked showed signs of overthinking and lack of initiative.