RE: What Does Hive Mean To Me? A @theycallmedan Initiative!
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It's amazing how much work you have accomplished.
I think your experience in non-profit charity can be well applied to the DAO. The more money they want from the DAO, the better their proposal will have to be.
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Thank you my friend.
Of course as a project manager you know the importance of having an experienced panel in place to consider the applications.
We see a lot of buddy-buddy favoritism over here and that is a big danger to effective projects. For instance, a friend or a family member puts a wishy washy project plan together, submits it, gets the funding and walks away with it. Providing solid reasons why the project folded. Of course the funding is split afterwards. Hope that I am not waking sleeping dogs here Lol
Blessings!
I don't consider applications in my role, but I have a good idea of what those people do. One of the main things is patience. If people act with a sense of urgency for something that isn't urgent, that is usually a serious warning sign.
Favouritism plagues almost every industry. There is really nothing that can be done to avoid it. Blind hiring can work at the screening phase, but for the next step it is impractical. We have open bidding on most things. Actually, I wonder if that could be integrated into the proposal system at Hive?
Instead of people making proposals to do themselves, people propose what needs to be done, then if it is agree that it needs to be done, there is open bidding on who can do it and the price they want to try and save money. It would help eliminate the idea that it could be done much cheaper by someone else.
Haste is waste as they say!
You are right as open bidding and community participation could be ideal. Trust should always be built via the open accountability route.
This could indeed work very well at Hive, especially as no one can then point fingers.
A good idea!
Blessings!