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| − | The MIS program at the Business School has a similar program which provides you a team of students for 12 weeks. It's kind of a crapshoot depending on which team "selects" your project though. | + | === Bootstrapper Perspectives === |
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| + | The MIS program at the Business School has a similar program which provides you a team of students for 12 weeks. It's kind of a crapshoot depending on which team "selects" your project though. Don't get me wrong. I went through this program and you can get great value from a team. | ||
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| + | We were very happy with our MIS team from UT. One of the guys was going to Microsoft, one to PWC, one to Shell, one to Boeing. We got all of those guys for free. Then we hired the fifth guy full time upon graduation. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:43, 3 February 2007
Bootstrapper Perspectives
The MIS program at the Business School has a similar program which provides you a team of students for 12 weeks. It's kind of a crapshoot depending on which team "selects" your project though. Don't get me wrong. I went through this program and you can get great value from a team.
We were very happy with our MIS team from UT. One of the guys was going to Microsoft, one to PWC, one to Shell, one to Boeing. We got all of those guys for free. Then we hired the fifth guy full time upon graduation.
