But then again, can you survive a law suit? Do you want to fight them if they just fire you? Probably not - and most of these corporate types know it.
Experience helps, but the real killer deal is experience backed by a CS/Eng. degree.
I see this as the real example of where Open Source development shines - these things would be thrashed out in discussions long before a final release.
On the flip side - no matter what happens in any project, there will always be people who don't like certain features. The only thing that makes this case "special" is that they took away peoples option to set preferences the way they like it.
Perhaps some one else that knows a little more about banking can comment?
2.4 statute miles of surgical tubing at Yale U. = 1 I.V.League