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How would this approach apply to, e.g., an R&D project in which each member of the team is a SME, "rotating" is not possible, and hiring two SMEs for each posit
by acuozzo 2y ago
How would this approach apply to, e.g., an R&D project in which each member of the team is a SME, "rotating" is not possible, and hiring two SMEs for each position would have a negligible impact on how quickly the project gets done?
Consider, for instance, an embedded software engineer, a PhD in computer vision, and a PhD in optics working together on a laser weapon.
- p1esk 2y agoan embedded software engineer, a PhD in computer vision, and a PhD in optics working together on a laser weapon In real world, in your example there would be more than one of each - a lot more. The only hypothetical scenario I can imagine where this could happen is 3 founders in a freshly formed startup.
- acuozzo 2y ago> In real world, in your example there would be more than one of each - a lot more. This is not necessarily the case in military-adjacent R&D laboratories.