Assigning Positions?
Our team is not rookie (2002) and we've got a good plan going so far for the robot, at least. But I've been noticing that a few people aren't really doing anything during our meetings. Since our veteran members are aimed towards getting the robot all working and cool looking, they seem to ignore my constant pleas to find some jobs for the 4-5 "extras" sitting around. I wanted to bring it up during tomorrow's meeting, but no one may reply by then. Advice is needed regardless nonetheless, but it'd help if I could implement it ASAP.
Anyway my request is that I have some position ideas for the team, as I've been racking my brain out trying to think of some. I know it's based mainly off of what they're interested in and what they want to do, but if I suggest some jobs maybe they'd try it.
Thanks in advance,
=blakcheez=
[PS: I'm also trying to coordinate getting our team to be involved in the community year-round. Thoughts on that subject are also welcome!]
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