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What it takes be an Ittecan. 3

Some of you might not know, but here at Itteco we do our work applying Project machine principles. In theory, project machine is a certain structure of people, communication methods and collaboration between team members, who are ready to solve project tasks and problems in a stand-alone mode and on their own, without nagging control of the manager.

Project machine is not a methodology, like agile or SCRUM, it doesn’t cover the risk management process, requirements gathering, bug-fixing, analysis, QA, defining complexity or priorities. Project machine is rather an organizational layer on top of any methodology.

Manager has a significantly different role in the project machine approach. He is not a lead developer ­– he is the person responsible for continuous process flow with no glitches and stops.

Project machine defines and shapes team members, who should possess certain qualities:

  1. self-contained developers, who are apt in flying solo;
  2. talkative and sociable team workers;
  3. result oriented and motivated individuals;
  4. perpetually polishing their skills and learning something new;
  5. possessing the same sharing passion.

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