> An example like this suggests to me only that the problem is commercial or organisational rather than technical.
That's exactly right. Most businesses (including freelancers, the original question) fail based on their "commercial and organisational" success. If you want to come into a project and be the bug fixer for hire - you'd better have technical, commercial, and organizational success in mind. Fixing real bugs means fixing business problems, and no one is going to make inroads on technical terms alone.
That's exactly right. Most businesses (including freelancers, the original question) fail based on their "commercial and organisational" success. If you want to come into a project and be the bug fixer for hire - you'd better have technical, commercial, and organizational success in mind. Fixing real bugs means fixing business problems, and no one is going to make inroads on technical terms alone.