Engineering
When a new engineering team is ready to run itself
Michael Day explains how he decides a new team is ready to stand on its own: a steady supply of work coming through and a defined scope it can operate within. At that point it makes sense to hand the team to someone better placed to run it.
Full transcript
As we develop team and look to move into new areas, one of the key things I look for is whether or not we've got a steady supply of work coming through for them and and have they got a defined scope that they can work with going forwards. At that point, it's normally a good time to farm it off to someone more suitable to running that team to a larger group.
