Showing posts with label team. Show all posts
Showing posts with label team. Show all posts

Monday, November 13, 2006

A notice about working with us

I want to thank two people who asked to join our team. I had to give them brush-off for a while. There were two reasons for it:

  1. It’s a project stage for our product at the moment. If you didn’t read Tom Demarco I’ll explain. If a product concept is designed by too many people, they will spend too much time for coordination. They also won’t create a clear model if their views differ too much. We are five for now, and we cover all required project parts. Time will tell.
  2. Recruiting (and volunteers’ recruiting moreover) is a very responsible deal. We will not employ anyone until we can guarantee the job he/she wants to do and the job we need. Even if he/she agrees to work for free.

I think our inner responsibility for employees should increase when we would be able to pay normal salaries.

Please understand us and hold on for a while.

Send us your demands and we will contact you when the time comes :)

Thursday, October 26, 2006

Goal

Everyone has goals of his own.

S: “I want to create a project which will provide me financial support and new directions of growth. I also want to work with pleasant people”.

Y: “Entropy growth has annoyed me. I want a little: interesting profitable business (and world peace). I also don’t want to loose people I work with”.

I: “I want to work on new ideas and make money”.

M: “My previous team consisted just of me. I hope our team will be more efficient. I don’t want to do a trivial job, but I want to create something extraordinary and interesting”.

F: “I hope to get a good experience of project production and to explore new technologies and tools. I also want much money”.

In general I can summarize it to equity, achievements, comradeship.

We have generated a summary goal to succeed our own goals—creation of an extraordinary software product. I will tell about it soon.

Tuesday, October 17, 2006

Above all

What is the most important thing about any company?

One may list many variants. Every company prioritizes in its own way. Long time ago I have understood my own top priority—people.

If a company has low priority for employees, it will fail.

No team – no play.