--- Drew Northup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió: > > > "Dr. Yasha Karant" wrote: > I'm an engineer. I just happen to do computers--and > have for about 14 > of my 21 (soon to be 22) years. I'm getting a > degree in Computer > Engineering too--as if that matters when it comes to > managing a > project. What is really important is that the > leader: > > Be zealos about the continuance of the project > Be courteous to other project members > Be able to commit a great deal of time to things > other than actual > project work that will help sustain the project > Be sure of what needs to be done, when, and how > Be capable of division of labor and organization (I > may not be able to > clean my room some days, but on those days I > certainly can manage to > tell other people what needs to get done) > Be committed to quality work--not quantity; as an > engineer I care more > how well it works than how many we made > Be able to set valid and useful goals > Be persistant In my opinion, an excelent description of a very well Project Leader. I assume that an University Proffesor MUST HAVE all these qualities, but must of us don't have it. It's a good oportunity to us to LEARN too. > I agree about professionalism. Unfortunately that > isn't something that > you can get a degree it. It just happens to some > people--and not to > others. It is very much like the force--but instead > of just Anakin, we > all have it if we wish to make ourselves try to find > it. > > One man I have worked with in the past once gave a > speech on Respect & > Responsibility--the only two rules that you need in > life. You will find > that this is true. They are the definition of > professionalism. Once > you have that you just need some idea as to what you > are doing. I agree. > I don't want to boast, chide, or anything of the > like--but that is the > reason why Kevin let me take over this project. I > aspire to the rules > of Respect and Responsibility--and I hope that > others here feel the same > about their basic essence that I do. > > Lets get coding, debugging, and working as a > group--PLEASE!
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