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Do I get paid for a suggestion?

New Here ,
Nov 01, 2019 Nov 01, 2019

Is there a financial reward if I suggest Adobe add something to its software and it is really good?

 

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People's Champ ,
Nov 01, 2019 Nov 01, 2019

Ha!

You're so funny.

Been a beta tester for 35 years to Adobe, Microsoft, and a host of other software companies.

Not one cent.

Nadda.

Zip.

However, if you develop a program and Adobe buys it, you do get compensated.

But not for contributed ideas.

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New Here ,
Nov 02, 2019 Nov 02, 2019

Thanks for your replay,

My Teacher told me if I suggest a good idea or a new tool, Adobe will give me a financial reward
So I asked the community to make sure if this information is true.
btw... how I can be a Tester for adobe?

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Community Expert ,
Nov 02, 2019 Nov 02, 2019

>My Teacher told me if I suggest a good idea or a new tool, Adobe will give me a financial reward

Ask your teacher where he/she heard that... ideas are free, writing programs takes work... write a program and see if anyone is willing to pay you for your work


>btw... how I can be a Tester for adobe?

Post helpful answers in product forums for several years and an Adobe employee may invite you to join the Beta program

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People's Champ ,
Nov 02, 2019 Nov 02, 2019

Quote: "My Teacher told me if I suggest a good idea or a new tool, Adobe will give me a financial reward "

That is so phenominally wrong.

I'd question whatever else that teacher told you.

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Community Expert ,
Nov 08, 2019 Nov 08, 2019

You can go to adobeprerelease.com and sign up, but as mentioned above, you have a better chance of getting accepted if you have shown some record of helping in the forms or some other way to let Adobe know that you're serious.

As far as getting paid for ideas, no. If you actually create something, and Adobe is interested, then maybe. I developed a script routine that can record UI settings in their extendscript. They used it in their deco fill menu program, and asked what compensation I wanted. 

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Community Expert ,
Nov 09, 2019 Nov 09, 2019
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Adobe likes to acquire software made by other companies.  That's how Photoshop and Flash got started.  So if you develop your own software company and build a great product, Adobe might reward you for it by buying you out.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User, Community Expert & Moderator
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