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19-04-2007, 22:33
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Re: The Leadership Setup of your Team
As for 217, we're set up much like a corporation. We have a CEO, 3 Vice-Presidents, and under each of those VPs are various student leadership positions such as Head of Programming, Head of Electrical, etc. The CEO's job is pretty self-explanatory. As for the VPs, there is one for Robotics and Engineering, one for Marketing, and one for Public Relations. Each have their own specific areas of concentration, but we help each other out and work as a team most of the time. So far this system has been pretty successful for us, but depending on the breakdown of your team and it's size, it might not work for everyone.
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