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We already do this @ Gigster. Except you don't get hired to be full time employees. You get "hired" to work on short term projects (that you can accept or deny)
by levlandau 11y ago
We already do this @ Gigster. Except you don't get hired to be full time employees. You get "hired" to work on short term projects (that you can accept or deny) which is arguably more fun.
- st3v3r 11y agoFrom what I've seen so far, they've been single developer projects, with maybe someone brought on to help if needed.
- levlandau 11y agoMultiple developers are common on (mobile) apps that require custom backends and larger projects that need to hit a tight timeline. All projects have more than one person on them and typically at least 3 (dev, pm, designer)
- st3v3r 11y agoOh, I meant from the developer side. I knew they had PMs and designers.