[maemo-community] Evaluating paid contributors (was Re: Sprint meeting & process)
From: Tero Kojo tero.kojo at nokia.comDate: Tue Jun 23 16:45:48 EEST 2009
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On Fri, 2009-06-19 at 15:56 +0200, ext Dave Neary wrote: > Hi, > > Quim Gil wrote: > > Let me go deeper in one point: > > This is something we need to solve in the second half. By default any > > paid maemo.org team member is there to stay, but an evaluation is needed > > within two margins: > > > > - You are actually doing the right work the community asks you and you > > commit to do. > > This is the tough one write now - in the game of meeting expectations, > this part is the burden on the community & the person of setting > expectations. It is always the hard part, as it is about communication. Especially when people are spread around the world. Usually coming up with a proposal helps. > For example: I proposed tasks for this sprint the day before the > meeting, but I have no idea if people are happy with what I proposed, if > they think I haven't taken on enough have taken on too much, haven't > broken tasks down enough, etc... > > I was both happy & unhappy to see the "Maemo docmaster" thread - happy > because it was a good opportunity to figure out expectations and define > short & medium term priorities, unhappy because there was an implicit > suggestion that I wasn't meeting expectations before. I don't consider that thread personal in any way. I see it rather as a situation where the circumstances have shifted and the role needed to be clarified. I also see that there will be discussions like that in the future. It was a very effective way to see what had changed and realign the role with the situation. Tero > Anyway - I'm happy to see us talking about this, since it is important > that we be working on thinks that are useful, that we be seen to be > doing useful work, and that we're providing value for our time. > > Cheers, > Dave. >
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