In a big company it's often hard to figure out who knows the answers to the questions you have. In...

I've always felt this way (at my current job with SMALL company) but now I have someone else telling me the way I feel is normal!!! Jeremy D. Miller's Blog

Every other company I have worked for were small companies and you are correct there. I now work for a fairly large school district and I find that it doesn't follow the same mold of a large company, we have alot of staff but I know pretty much the right area to ask questions and most departments are pretty helpful in helping me out with software development questions.

Maybe government funded agencies are different?

Cheers!

Amen. You hit the nail on the head there. Having worked for Northrop Grumman, and then moving to a small consulting company to do in-house custom software development, and now working for an even smaller consulting company as a contractor for Lexis Nexis...that is the best way to describe the difference between the two. At least from our perspective anyway, heh.

In a big company it's often hard to figure out who knows the answers to the questions you have. In a