Translated from 日本語 • View original Hello! This is Koshiba, who is in charge of recruitment.
These days, I would like to tell you more about Colorkrew's daily life through my blog.
When I consulted with Mr. Suzuki, who operates cloud infrastructure, he summarized his reflections with the two young people and sent them in a conversational format.
So, this time, I would like to introduce a review of the MSP management team!
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Suzuki. Fishing is his main job, and his work is his hobby. A reliable leader for the operations team.
Blog "Make people who work with the power of IT happy!
Embankment. Last year's new graduate. During the summer vacation, I took full advantage of the company's system and ate a lot of lunch.
Blog "If I tried 'courage lunch' every day during my one-month internship..."
Kono. Last year's new graduate. A rookie who expresses his mood for the day with or without glasses.
Blog: "It's been one year since I joined the company as a new graduate. Looking back, I was trying quite a few things."
Conversation Content
Tsutsumi: Thank you for your hard work. Thank you very much.
Suzuki: The good thing was that the web, business logic, and infrastructure were perfectly loosely coupled.
Kono: There was not much trouble when combining, and it was easy to implement as a web implementation.
Tsutsumi: I think it was very good to be able to ask experts when I was stuck in a project.
Kono: While I can do various things on the web, I think it was good that I was able to select technologies and have a good sense of balance.
Suzuki: How did you choose the technology selection?
Kono: I knew that there were few pages, so I thought about a simple node.js-based structure. On the front side, I thought it would be better to be able to drag and drop while thinking about the design, or it would be better to make it a simple single-base application, so I used the vue.js framework. I think it was well thought out, although it was within the scope of my knowledge. The customer left the selection of the technical side to me, so I'm glad I was able to think about various things.
Tsutsumi: No, I have no complaints. The problem I thought was that there was a big deviation from the original design.
Suzuki: There was a time when I became a bottleneck, so I reflect a lot. I recognize that I didn't think about the composition.
Kono: I was doing the customer service part, so let's forgive it.
Tsutsumi: I don't think it was that bad.
Suzuki: Thank you for your consideration.
Tsutsumi: There may have been parts on the pipeline side that were not fully thought about implementation. Whether to create a document or a prototype early, you may have to see the parts that will be difficult in the second half.......
Kono: It was a small project, so it went well, but there were some patterns that we later found out about the differences in detailed requirements and corrected them, so it might have been dangerous.
Suzuki: It might be a good idea to get more and more opinions from customers that we want to do this in the requirement definition form or ticket.
Tsutsumi: So, did you make a profit in the end?
Suzuki: If you look at the total operation + development, it seems to be a profit of about 30%! It feels good!
Tsutsumi: I'm glad I was able to have a good weekend. Thank you for your continued support.
Kono: Eh, is this the end? Mr. Suzuki, isn't there a punchline to this story?
Suzuki: If you think that everything in the world has a punchline, you are wrong! Got it! Young people!
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Serious Reflection
Keep
- (Tsutsumi) Past knowledge was useful > Mr. Suzuki's support & Ryoji's implementation of the front desk in a good way, it ended safely.
- (Tsutsumi) When I was stuck in implementation, I hurriedly consulted with experts and tried to move forward somehow.
- (Suzuki) I thought it was a pretty good design to be able to loosely couple the front and pipeline
- (Kono) The configuration of the web side was quite small, but the balance between man-hours and budget was good.
- (Kono) Considering the selection of technology stacks for new projects, including implementers.
- (Kono) The division of the three of them was good
Problem
- (Tsutsumi) I didn't do much design before the implementation, so I was impatient to make a big change from the implementation I had originally envisioned.
- (Suzuki) I didn't think about my own operation and didn't go according to the process -> the two of them also took care of my operation. Especially infrastructure specialist Kono-kun
Try
- (Tsutsumi) Even if the amount of implementation is small, the design work itself is done (you don't have to leave it in a solid document) -> If you had done a certain amount of design, you would have been able to understand in advance what you need to check - > There may be measures to speed up prototyping.
- (Kono) Start implementation after defining all the requirements
In this way, the cloud infrastructure team is making improvements every day while looking back on each other and having fun. We are always looking for team members, so if you are interested, please feel free to contact us using the banner below!
