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Ah ok. Here’s how it works. You can give someone multiple self-starters. Say you give someone 3 of them. That means that after they’ve been assigned a task man
by LeonB 7y ago
Ah ok. Here’s how it works.
You can give someone multiple self-starters. Say you give someone 3 of them. That means that after they’ve been assigned a task manually (once) they will then go back to their desk and after a little pause, spontaneously go back and look for work to do. They’ll do this 3 times (since they have a self start level of 3). Then they’ll rest until they’re manually assigned to a task again, at which point they’ll again do up to 3 extra tasks. And so on.
There’s no “infinite self starter” item you can buy for them.
- kingbirdy 7y agoWhat's the difference between "Self Starter" and "Observation Training", then?
- LeonB 7y agoObservation means that as soon as they complete a card they immediately look for a card of the same sort. With self starter there is a delay before they look for it (which can actually be good) and if they have multiple skills they’ll first look for cards to test, then for cards to dev, then for cards to “ba”.
- kingbirdy 7y agoDoes Observation chain in to Self Starter, then? For example, if there are 2 dev tasks and 2 test tasks and I assign my founder to test, will he test 1, use observer to go back and do the 2nd, use self starter to pick up the 1st dev task, and then use observer again to finish the 2nd dev task?