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If you are considering referring a candidate, you might ask the following questions: | If you are considering referring a candidate, you might ask the following questions: | ||
• What will each individual or idea do to promote the Mozilla Mission? | |||
''"The mission of the Mozilla project is to preserve choice and innovation on the Internet.”'' | |||
• Does this opportunity represent a leveraged investment in the community? (In this context, leveraged means a relatively small level of support that will have a large impact on others in the Mozilla community) | • Does this opportunity represent a leveraged investment in the community? (In this context, leveraged means a relatively small level of support that will have a large impact on others in the Mozilla community) | ||
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• How will this support impact others both in Mozilla and in the larger user-community? | • How will this support impact others both in Mozilla and in the larger user-community? | ||
If these questions can be answered yes, | If these questions can be answered yes, then feel free to email [mailto:sethb@mozilla.com Seth B.] | ||
[[Community:CommunityProgram | Return to Community Program]] | [[Community:CommunityProgram | Return to Community Program]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:01, 27 April 2007
Referring a Candidate
If you are considering referring a candidate, you might ask the following questions:
• What will each individual or idea do to promote the Mozilla Mission?
"The mission of the Mozilla project is to preserve choice and innovation on the Internet.”
• Does this opportunity represent a leveraged investment in the community? (In this context, leveraged means a relatively small level of support that will have a large impact on others in the Mozilla community)
• Does this proposal in some way empower the member(s) of the community?
• How will this support impact others both in Mozilla and in the larger user-community?
If these questions can be answered yes, then feel free to email Seth B.