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Stop Chatting, Start Coding
- striking 11y ago(dang: this article's from 2014) Two questions. First, can you provide proof for the efficacy of your methods? What have you been able to do (in a tangible sense; how much money/time have you saved) that wouldn't be possible without this method? Even one of the writers of the Agile Manifesto badmouthed his own work a little while back because he realized something was wrong (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9538858 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9538858). Second, I don't like the idea of hiring people as independent contractors instead of employees. They lose many benefits and end up giving you most of the control.
- yegor256a 11y agoWhat kind of proof you can accept? The business is working and growing (www.teamed.io), projects are successful, some of them are open source and you can see yourself how they are being managed. How can I "prove"? You're right, they lose many "benefits", but they gain a lot of freedom and can get the same benefits on their own. It's a employee vs contractor question. I believe, sooner or later, everybody will switch to contractors-only business model.
- msie 11y agoI wonder what the guy's profit is on this.
- yegor256a 11y agoMoney wise this model proves to be very effective. We use it for the last three years in over 40 projects.