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| | 29 | == Contributors == |
| | 30 | === Is the contributor supposed to make the design of a task or just the implementation? === |
| | 31 | * The contributor should do both the design and the implementation. |
| | 32 | === What kind of tasks will contributors work on? === |
| | 33 | * The contributors can work only on tasks from the current sprint. And in some rare occasions on specific tasks given by the team leader. |
| | 34 | === Can two people work on one big task? === |
| | 35 | * Yes, this is allowed. The people working on such task must be coordinated and need to keep good communication. It is advisable if you choose not to work in the office to avoid taking such tasks or to make sure that you can collaborate with someone for the specific task. |
| | 36 | === How will the code written by a contributor be tested? === |
| | 37 | * Like the team members the tasks that contributors execute will be also reviewed and tested following the established standards. |
| | 38 | === What is the criteria for the score the contributor will get? === |
| | 39 | * The contributor's score is based on the effort of the specific task and the score from the reviews. |
| | 40 | === Will contributors choose tasks by themselves or will be assigned by a team member? === |
| | 41 | * For now the idea is for each contributor to ask the team leader to assign to him a task. |
| | 42 | === Will contributor work be independent from the other team member’s work? Will contributor work be synchronised with the other team member’s work? === |
| | 43 | * Because Sophie 2 is project that has a tight schedule, the contributors and team members must synchronize their work in such way that the tasks in each iteration are completed in the planned time. |
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