This is the second post in a series about my thoughts an experience in building a team. Read the first, as well.
In the previous post in this two-part series, I talked about there are different types of teams that are out there and that work together on certain types of projects despite the fact that most of the material that we read is oriented around teams that make up a startup, a business, or a company.
Specifically, I talked about how I used a team to help test my WordPress theme prior to releasing it for sale, and how each person on the list was vetted and provided invaluable information, we didn’t have any type of strict hierarchy.
Instead, it was basically everyone person working together to make sure the product was as solid as possible. But there are more reasons on why you need a team.
As I’ve continued work on the next iteration of the WordPress Plugin Bolerplate, I’ve been working with a very small, focused team of developers all of whom are doing a stellar job helping to bring this project to fruition.
