What are the best ways to build a team

[Freddie Ware]

I’m trying to figure out how to make a team for projects and what do you do when you don’t know the people that you are trying to recruit 

[Dave Rosenlund _Trundl_]

Hi, @Freddie Ware. No worries. Atlassian has mapped everything out for us in the Atlassian Team Playbook  😎

I suggest you start there.

Hope this helps,

-dave

[Freddie Ware]

Thanks @Dave Rosenlund _Trundl_ @but I am the only person so it can’t work correctly with only one person how do I run a play from the playbook by myself 

[Dave Rosenlund _Trundl_]

I see. Perhaps you can reword and/or expand upon your original question a bit.  Are you trying to create a project for hiring a team?  And which Atlassian product(s) are you using for this?

[Freddie Ware]

Jira service management Trello bit bucket confluence yes I’m working on projects for different areas and never hired anyone before on projects 

[Dave Rosenlund _Trundl_]

If I understand you correctly, and I am still not sure I do, I would start out with a simple Trello board where the columns represent that statuses that matter most to you.

Maybe one of these "HR & Operations" Trello templates will help you.

Going back to my original suggestion, maybe you can use the "Roles & Responsibilities" play from the Team Playbook to help you imagine the types of people you are going to need.

You'll have to decide what matters most to you and your project.

Good luck,

-dave

[Sunil Sarathy]

That was a great suggestion. Jira is really guiding team building.

Found a similar suggestion with escape room game play in another discussion.

[Alex G]

is a very interesting topic. I think first of all it is essential to understand what kind of roles and responsibilities you need in the team and find members to fill them. Looking at your other answer, the next important thing I think is to decide the structure of the project to have visibility and traceability of what you need to do and schedule everything.

[Humashankar VJ]

For sure a captivating subject!