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Small fixed-price projects has been the key when I've done this. Anything too large, and the scope will not be apparent to the people you're outsourcing too. Al
by ericb 19y ago
Small fixed-price projects has been the key when I've done this. Anything too large, and the scope will not be apparent to the people you're outsourcing too. Also, I use google to search rentacoder.com bio pages and find someone who has already successfully done as close as possible to what I'm looking for, but for a different client. As Aneesh said, if they're good, keep them busy with new projects.
- ericb 19y agoBy the way, I think you can do larger projects if you play the role of business analyst, project manager, and also have coding skills. Basically, you chop the project into a succession of smaller documented projects. I think I could make this approach scale, if only I didn't dislike playing these other roles.