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Same as an on shore dev team; document every requirement as best I can, ask them if they have questions, get them to repeat my requirements back to me so I know
by dbg31415 10y ago
Same as an on shore dev team; document every requirement as best I can, ask them if they have questions, get them to repeat my requirements back to me so I know we are on the same page, set up regular meeting times and regular work schedules, check in and hold people accountable to what they commit to... and budget time to do code reviews and QA before launch.
- s-stude 10y agoDo you think a time zone will be an issue? What else scares you?
- dbg31415 10y agoTime zones don't scare me. But I do tend to get up early, like 5 AM in the US, and that tends to work well with people in Europe. As long as everyone has some sort of calendar scheduling tool, with their normal work hours clearly listed, it's usually not too hard to schedule meetings and chat with people on Slack -- doesn't have to be real time chat.