Doubtsourcing..
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by Dave Garrett
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Situation: You Need to Lighten the Mood in Your Outsourcing Presentation..
One day, we'll have a gantthead Project Management comic strip (Mark's views aside) and when we do, I hope its as good as the one I ran across in TechCrunch today - called Doubtsourcing. Whether your outsourced project is going well or hitting a snag, these funnies are certain to lighten the mood. Check them out...
Posted on: January 09, 2008 07:26 PM |
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Shawn Belling
Chief Technology Officer and Adjunct Faculty| Geno.Me/University of Wisconsin
Fitchburg, Wi, United States
Great stuff. Reminds me of the conference calls we had with a vendor we worked with for much of 2006. The opposite was the case - the PM would tell us how they were tracking to schedule despite the fact that the code they were giving us was not complete, functioning or meeting our specs. Then they would declare that they were feature-complete and demand that we sign off on the code. We fired them...
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