+1

(thanks a lot for all the good feedback, feels great to get this
 moving!)

Cor Nouws wrote:
> Dear people,
> 
> Thanks for the constructive feedback on the proposal.
> Various changes applied, I now call a vote for the resolution below.
> 
> Your response within 72 hours from now is much appreciated.
> 
> Cheers,
> Cor
> 
> 
> -%<------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> ## TDF Developer Hiring Resolution 2022
> 
> "Whereas,
> 
> - with TDF stewarding, among other things, a well-working symbiosis of
>   various companies and volunteer developers inside of the LibreOffice
>   community;
> 
> - given that in the current situation, there are certain areas where
>   extra developers can add value with additional activities, that
>   complement the existing contributions;
> 
> - with this being an ongoing need;
> 
> Therefore the board resolves that:
> 
> - TDF will seek to hire a developer(s);
> 
> - who will report to the ED as a regular team member, and consult weekly
>   with the ESC, which will oversee the technical direction of the work;
> 
> - who will work in such a way, that both volunteer and ecosystem peers
>   regard them as helpful, supportive and complementing their own work;
> 
> - for whom as the initial areas of work, the board identifies
>   improving RTL/CTL writing support and accessibility for LibreOffice;
>   as well as mentoring new volunteers in these specific areas.
>   After that, depending on skills available, Writer tables, Base,
>   general regression fixing, Draw, and Math are the next focus areas;
> 
> - thus, there will be two job postings, with requirements matching the
>   initial focus areas listed above, and one or two developers will be
>   hired initially;
> 
> - after 6, and after 9 months following the developers starting their
>   work, the board will do an assessment of the situation and results.
> 
> Requirements for the candidates:
> 
> * Very good C++ development skills;
> * Proven experience with Accessibility and/or RTL/CTL, additional CJK
>   experience is a strong plus;
> * Love for open source;
> * Team players;
> * Experience with LibreOffice development is a plus.
> 
> Footnote: for a requirements analysis on the need for hiring
> developers, please refer to information on the pages 3-8 of the
> abandoned dev proposal:
> https://nextcloud.documentfoundation.org/s/qofn646Jg6bmPYB "
> 
> -%<------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Cor Nouws wrote on 28/11/2022 10:58:
> > Hi all,
> > 
> > As promised. After the previous draft text ended up in a dead-end, with
> > apparently no compromise possible, it is time for a fresh start to get
> > developers hired.
> > 
> > The initial discussion was valuable and also informing this proposal.
> > 
> > With the following, we suggest a new proposal, brief and positive, that
> > makes clear where we stand, building on trust in the community, and
> > leaves it to the board to pragmatically act, based on their task and
> > responsibility to try to do the best thing for the foundation.
> > 
> > Your feedback is much appreciated.
> > 
> > Thanks,
> > Cor
> > 
> > 
> > -%<------------------------------------------------------------------
> > 
> > ## TDF Developer Hiring Resolution 2022
> > 
> > "Whereas,
> > 
> > - with TDF stewarding, among other things, a well-working symbiosis of
> >    various companies and volunteer developers inside of the LibreOffice
> >    community;
> > 
> > - given that in the current situation, there are certain areas where
> >    extra developers can add value with additional activities, that
> >    complement the existing contributions;
> > 
> > - with this being an ongoing need;
> > 
> > Therefore the board resolves that:
> > 
> > - TDF will seek to hire a developer(s) reporting to the ESC;
> > 
> > - who will work in such a way, that both volunteer and ecosystem peers
> >    regard them as helpful, supportive and complementing their own work;
> > 
> > - for whom as the initial areas of work, the board identifies
> >    improving RTL/CTL writing support and accessibility for LibreOffice
> >    core; as well as mentoring new volunteers in these specific
> >    areas. After that, depending on skills available, Writer tables,
> >    Base, general regression fixing, Draw, and Math are the next focus
> >    areas;
> > 
> > - thus, there will be two job postings, with requirements matching the
> >    initial focus areas listed above, and one or two developers will be
> >    hired initially;
> > 
> > - after 6, and after 9 months following the developers starting their
> >    work, the board will do an assessment of the situation and results.
> > 
> > Requirements for the candidates:
> > 
> > * Very good C++ development skills;
> > * Proven experience with Accessibility and/or RTL/CTL, additional CJK
> >    experience is a strong plus;
> > * Love for open source;
> > * Team players;
> > * Experience with LibreOffice development is a plus.
> > 
> > Footnote: for a requirements analysis on the need for hiring
> > developers, please refer to information on the pages 3-8 of the
> > abandoned dev proposal:
> > https://nextcloud.documentfoundation.org/s/qofn646Jg6bmPYB "
> > 
> > -%<------------------------------------------------------------------
> > 
> > 
> > 
> 
> -- 
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