Boyd Multerer - Building a great development team
- Posted: Aug 04, 2004 at 5:43 PM
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Boyd shares his secrets of how to build a great development team and the types of developers you should have on a team. It's a lot like building a great band, he says.
Boyd runs the Xbox Live development team.
Boyd runs the Xbox Live development team.
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Let me say how happy I would be if there was SOMEONE at my company I could ask help from.
Oh well...
More videos of Boyd please, hearing him describe his thoughts on well managed development team lets me imagine the world that could be one day.
Ok, i'm talking dumb I better stop.
Boyd must have a really good team if that doesn't happen in his team because I've seen it everywhere I've worked to the extent that the company 'expert' in a given area has resigned because they're fed up with just doing that one particular thing.
For some really strange, bizarre reason not seen on television, I really like music where there is all drumming. The great thing about posting this truth about myself on Channel9 instead of blurting it out during a developer's mono-cultural milestone meeting is that I won't get ostracized indefinitely with overwhelming force for this single comment.
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