The title says it all… any tips?
Whilst I do not think I will be able to help you much as I have no experience running a team, you could provide some details so that the mentors can help you.
Some helpful details:
Have you done vex before? How many people would be in the team? How long would they be able to contribute a week. Is this a school team or a private team? How many people are you looking for.
First off what are your strengths? Don’t try to be that guy who does everything or acts like they, can play on your strengths. Secondly, try recruiting people who put in the time and effort. Third, look for experienced people.,
Hopefully this helps
Here are some websites that have a lot of helpful info:
Lastly, follow discussions here on the vex forum. There is a lot to be learned from more experienced engineers
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Recruit people that care. I would rather have someone that cares over someone that might have the knowledge your looking for but isn’t dedicated.
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Are you by any chance james from 435a?
If you are a private team, use your resources wisely and try to do fundraisers.
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