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Re: How to start collaborations with teams?

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Originally Posted by sanddrag
For starting one up, finding the right team to collaborate with is the first key. Not every team is suitable for the job, even if they may want to do it. Next, you have to "sell" them on the idea.
I think if you have to do any serious amount of selling, the collaboration shouldn't happen.

Like Karthik said, a collaboration is most easily formed because two teams know each other really well, and already use each other as a forum for trading and testing ideas.

If you just approached a team because they had a complimentary set of resources to what you have, I don't think it would work nearly as well. Instead of just getting right to work, you'd have to spend your time just establishing a bond and working relationship between each other.
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