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21-09-2007, 11:37
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Re: Internal Team Management System
Divide and conquer! We divide up the team into several sub-teams. We have sub-teams like Marketing (buttons, banners, shirts, etc), Construction (Field elements, crate, pit, etc), Electrical, Mechanical, logistics (lodging, food, meeting space, etc). The list goes on. We assign a leader in each of these areas and get them started. First thing I would suggest is training specialized to each group. Teach the newbees about the IFI electrical system, the programmers about the IDE, the mechanical guys how to use Inventor, etc.
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