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On Sun, 27 May 2012 09:53:22 -0700 |
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Grant <emailgrant@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> >> I'll be getting my feet wet with this shortly. Any other tips |
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> >> regarding the management of one or more programmers working on |
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> >> various small web projects? Maybe workflow or any key procedures |
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> >> a newbie manager should follow? |
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> > seriously? asking those questions? Get a company. Make it their |
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> > problem to worry about managing the bearded ones. |
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> Too flailing? How about this: |
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> 2x 8-hour days per week, or 5x 3-hour days? |
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> Specific days and a specific time of day? |
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> Should I bother with a contract for a dev working in a different |
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> country than mine? I hope to hire someone for ongoing work on various |
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> small projects, so the project itself wouldn't belong in the contract. |
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> Maybe an NDA or something, but would that make sense with each of us |
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> in a different country? |
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Those questions are very revealing. If you truly need to ask them, then |
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your path has already been established: |
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You need an existing development house with a reputation to uphold, |
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located in the same city as you. |
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NDAs and contracts in a different country are for all practical intents |
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and purposes unenforceable. |
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Alan McKinnnon |
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alan.mckinnon@×××××.com |
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