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This is 8mp's job to lose.
Why do you need a physical presence?
Quote from: Trim on September 04, 2012, 10:42:24 AMThis is 8mp's job to lose.
Quote from: wetwillie on September 04, 2012, 11:07:35 AMWhy do you need a physical presence?Unfortunately, a lot of problems are averted or solved here as a result of me walking down a hall and seeing something and asking WTF. The successful candidate will be creating systems to avoid those scenarios in the future. Still, a lot of the staff here doesn't take accountability seriously and needs to have things physically put in front of them and completion demanded in person. There may also be things I'd work on remotely that need to be processed within the office and I'd rather have somebody I trust seeing to it that it happens.
Quote from: Trim on September 04, 2012, 11:12:40 AMQuote from: wetwillie on September 04, 2012, 11:07:35 AMWhy do you need a physical presence?Unfortunately, a lot of problems are averted or solved here as a result of me walking down a hall and seeing something and asking WTF. The successful candidate will be creating systems to avoid those scenarios in the future. Still, a lot of the staff here doesn't take accountability seriously and needs to have things physically put in front of them and completion demanded in person. There may also be things I'd work on remotely that need to be processed within the office and I'd rather have somebody I trust seeing to it that it happens.I still think at least half the answer to your problem is a virtual assistant from elance.com or similar sites that have MBA grads from Mumbai and other areas working for $6 an hour. They could probably figure out how to solve your physical presence issue for less money than the time you would have to spend interviewing and training.
in the end, EMAW will always win.
robot that drives around the office with a video feed back to your laptop and your face showing up on the robot's face or if not presentable a stock photo of your face in various levels of happiness/anger of your choosing.
EMAWpprentice
Quote from: steve dave on September 04, 2012, 11:31:43 AMrobot that drives around the office with a video feed back to your laptop and your face showing up on the robot's face or if not presentable a stock photo of your face in various levels of happiness/anger of your choosing.Seems unrealistic. Saul?Did I mention there's a brand new nu-way opening up minutes from the office?
Quote from: Trim on September 04, 2012, 11:34:01 AMQuote from: steve dave on September 04, 2012, 11:31:43 AMrobot that drives around the office with a video feed back to your laptop and your face showing up on the robot's face or if not presentable a stock photo of your face in various levels of happiness/anger of your choosing.Seems unrealistic. Saul?Did I mention there's a brand new nu-way opening up minutes from the office?Believe it or not it is realistic. I saw one at the last trade show I went to. It provides 2 way video/audio, and can be driven remotely.
Something like this.
Quote from: Saulbadguy on September 04, 2012, 12:25:31 PMQuote from: Trim on September 04, 2012, 11:34:01 AMQuote from: steve dave on September 04, 2012, 11:31:43 AMrobot that drives around the office with a video feed back to your laptop and your face showing up on the robot's face or if not presentable a stock photo of your face in various levels of happiness/anger of your choosing.Seems unrealistic. Saul?Did I mention there's a brand new nu-way opening up minutes from the office?Believe it or not it is realistic. I saw one at the last trade show I went to. It provides 2 way video/audio, and can be driven remotely.I need it to operate independently though. The successful human/robot candidate will be getting a lot of crap done independently, without me having to drive it around and make its decisions.
the robot I had in mind is much more awesome than that. like C3PO with a video monitor on his chest.