That sounds exactly like the company I worked for, CompuWeb, which had a staff of approximately thirteen, of whom three were in any way technical. The company went bankrupt due to incompetence on the part of its founder, who bailed and left its debts behind and now runs an IT consulting firm with a whole three employees - the owner, a 'technical account manager' and a 'director: strategic projects'.
Yeah, this is endemic across the whole industry isn't it? A bunch of crooks and con-men.
The government really desperately need to stop shelling out millions upon millions of pounds for IT projects that a couple of smart teenagers could complete in a week or two.
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The government really desperately need to stop shelling out millions upon millions of pounds for IT projects that a couple of smart teenagers could complete in a week or two.