What was the most interesting project you worked on as a contractor

[victorantos]

What was the most interesting project you worked on as a contractor

What application did you made? Describe it, please

[oracleslave]

What was the most interesting project you worked on as a contractor

What application did you made? Discribe it, please

I did 2 years at a media company. I did nothing, learned nothing and can't remember what the project was for. I did invoice like a king for those 2 years though.

[ThomasSoerensen]

I did 2 years at a media company. I did nothing, learned nothing and can't remember what the project was for. I did invoice like a king for those 2 years though.

Interesting to a contractor is sometimes different from interesting in the normal sense.

[Badger]

What was the most interesting project you worked on as a contractor

What application did you made? Discribe it, please

... which client was that at, who was your manager? etc

[pmeswani]

What was the most interesting project you worked on as a contractor

What application did you made? Discribe it, please

Don't want to sound rude... but why? And also... Describe

[zara_backdog]

What was the most interesting project you worked on as a contractor

What application did you made? Describe it, please

Worked a an application which allowed bingo clubs to all link up and play one large game of Bingo in real time - well I thought it was interesting

[NickNick]

I worked on the design for a mobile phone network for the Cuban Govt. Interesting but ultimately futile.

[DiscoStu]

I worked on the design for a mobile phone network for the Cuban Govt. Interesting but ultimately futile.

Nothing that pays your invoices is futile.

[TheBigYinJames]

I do like the way this thread subject is in the past tense.. as if it's all over, and we're having a retrospective on the best bits

Maybe one day "when I was a contractor, in the good old days..." will become the next "during the war..." preamble.

[ChimpMaster]

I went to a major international bank and convinced them that everything Accenture had done for them was cr@p (well it was). We threw out all their code/architecture and started again from scratch, building something that actually worked. Nice.

They must have wasted £hundreds of thousands on Accidenture and their team of highly experienced tea boys