I think it is a good point for a leader to work with someone that he has known  him/her for a long time. So it is ok for me obgr_seneca's sub, if he wants:)

numan aka if



2010/12/14 Oliver Burger <oliver.bgr@googlemail.com>
Catalin Florin RUSSEN <cfrussen@yahoo.co.uk> schrieb am 2010-12-14
> > Ok, though I feel trapped and cheated by fate, it looks as if you
> > all  agree.
>
> No, you're just lucky ;)
Good point!

>
> > Now please focus on the "partner in lead" who should be somebody
> > who knows the technical side of the show.
>
> I agree, but hope that this is not a subtle way of you to lead the
> leadership on the secondly choosen one ;)
>
> > I would recommend Oliver  (obgr_seneca) but
If the rest of you agrees, I would, but this has to be agreed upon
because Wobo's points are valid.

> >
> >  - I know that he is quite busy with his studies and job  (if he
> >  takes the job nevertheless, good)
That is soomething I have to get working and I think I will.
Especially in a team of two, there always will be the other one
available!

>
> >  - he is also German and somebody  may get an impression of
> >  "German dominance" - although not intended by all  means!
This really is a valid concern. I'm far from wanting to impress a
"German dominance" on anyone. So, if anybody feels having two Germans
in the lead is a bad idea, I don't have any problems with it at all.

So please feel free to discuss this.

Oliver aka obgr_seneca