This is the first post in a series about hidden project changes: things that affect scope but are easily overlooked. The topic for this post is shared code base.

You are sometimes asked to work in the same codebase as the customer. This is usually the case for resource consulting, but can be true in projects, too.

This blog is all about being an IT consultant and software developer. It covers everything. Everything except code. So, what fills a developer’s day other than coding? Here is a list with work day stuffing.

Many customers prefer fixed price contracts. It makes them feel secure. They know what they will get, when they will get it, and how much it will cost. Or do they?

Pitching contractors against each other on a fixed price may seem like a good idea, but what effects does this have on bids, the project, and – consequently – the final result?

When you start on a new assignment and land in a new environment, it is easy to feel a bit lost and confused. As a consultant, especially, you feel an obligation to contribute right from the start, and bring value to the team immediately. Easier said than done! Here are some advice that might help.