[consulting] Drupal Skills Inventory

[liza]

What exactly are you looking for? A module developer? A site
architect/builder? A sysadmin with experience optimizing for Drupal? A web
designer with strong UI chops?

These are all different sets of Drupal skills. The error a lot of people
make is in assuming that "knowing Drupal" somehow is going to get you people
proficient in all these things.


Liza Sabater
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On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 11:03 AM, Sam Cohen <sam at samcohen.com> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I recently posted a request asking for freelancers and was a bit
> overwhelmed by the number of responses.  I also realized that I really need
> a better way to figure out what someone's Drupal skills are --  to see if a
> certain type of work is appropriate for them.
>
> I'm wondering if anyone here has every put together a Drupal skills
> inventory/survey and if they would be willing to share it.  (or if you know
> of one that exists and can provide a link)
>
> I started working on my own and here is what I have so far as a draft
> http://bit.ly/rCXcc  .  The purpose is for me to be able to understand a
> freelancer's skill level -- it's not a test and relies on the person who is
> filling it out answering the questions honestly.  I think such an inventory
> can also be helpful when hiring an employee -- and even for a client to use
> when looking to hire a freelance developer.
>
> I would greatly appreciate any feedback or ideas you all have for any
> additional questions to ask -- or if you think any of my questions should be
> revised.
>
> Thanks,
> Sam
>
>
>
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