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20-04-2007, 00:17
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Re: The Leadership Setup of your Team
Does your team have one or multiple "top leaders" 1
Is it more of a hierarchy or is everyone equal? Explained later Are there sub-teams and how are they organized? Sub teams: Eletctronics, programming, build, media Are there specific leaders of each sub-team? Yes Basically we have a full team leader, who is theoretically in charge of making sure everyone shows up, and leading anything that is supposed to be lead by students. Then there are division leaders(like I am programming leader), who when it comes down to things that are specific to that area are in charge, for instance assigning tasks during build season, deciding what to do for off season projects, and making sure what needs to get done gets done. For reference I think our team consists of slightly over 20 kids. 
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