I am doing a school project and need to find a list of names of programmers on the Quicken 2006 software. Since they don't have this on their website I assume they don't make these kind of credits public. However, it would be helpful to find this, right? Since the movie studios make public the credits for a film, why doesn't Intuit do this?
Does anyone know where I can find this information?
Bruce
A good reason is they do not want head hunters after their programmers. I once worked with a team of programmers who won a national award in a competition. Within three months the team was no more as the head hunters lured them away.
No.
Stan Milam wrote (in article ):
Hence Easter Eggs.
The cure for that is interesting work, a great work environment, and competitive pay. If they're really that good, then they are worth retaining.
just call them or email them - and explain what it is for. I am not sure you can justify getting names - but perhaps could get their positions or titles alan
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