How do I find people to work for my start up? I started an

>>1660556
did you remember to say that you're hiring, state the requirements for the position, tell them the pay and hours you're offering, estimate how long the work will last, and give them contact info to apply in private?

>>1660563
I said we're hiring, outlined what the job would entail and what the requirements are. I didn't specify hours and payment on the add tho, and I said to contact/apply to the business on facebook. That might seem a bit unprofessional, but I figured it would be more convenient and persuade more people to apply than the classic processes of sending a portfolio somewhere.

I would like to leave payment to negotiation and not make it public, but I should probably say how much hours I offer and how long a project usually takes. Thanks

artstation dummy

on that note i actually know a guy who is experienced in maya/vray. would you like me to put him in contact with you?

>>1660576
Interesting, I didn't know about artsstation. Looks good to find people outside the architecture field, thanks!

Is your contact based in germany? I'm based near Hannover. Unfortunately, at this point, we can not offer remote contracts, we have to keep some oversight over what leaves the office because of various non disclosure agreements and we also want to keep the work mostly in house for the start to be able to react to changes really fast.
Once we're a bit more established it might be possible to have people working everywhere, but obviously they would need their own hardware and possibly software because of license issues.

>>1660556

Wanted to tell you to hire me and get my that sweet sweet US visa, then read you're based in germany... and now I'm getting cold feet haha. I'm a Berliner who's getting kind of tired of Berlin and the freelance bum life.

>>1660595
hmm germany.. okay.

i know a guy based in the US. other guy that is actually really good is based in poland but works in germany frequently. unfortunately that guy is more of a concept artist.

good luck man!

>>1660627
Thank you! I have a few people already who are interested, but they are currently in the middle of their master thesis and can't start right away. But I'm sure I'll find someone eventually.

>>1660622
We are based in Braunschweig to be precise, and in fact one of the CEOs of the architecture firm is meeting a big client in Berlin every friday. We have also presented some of the realtime 3D visualisation to him and it went greet, 2 weeks later we made 2 short films for him and now there are 2 or 3 projects lined up that need visualizing.

If you're able to create a detailed 3D model, preferable in rhino but anything works desu, from a set of 2D plans and are interested in working in this field, I would be happy to talk further.
Like I said, we can offer full time work and are not going out of business anytime soon.

>>1660556
>Basically it's the perfect job for architecture students who want to earn some money on the side
Have you tried contacting the supervisors at Colleges with Architecture Dep.s? When I went to university they would often send out weekly newsletters with requests of that sort: jobs and opportunities.

I know that when I went looking for work, I always checked out Craigslist. That will def get you applications, but I can't promise they won't all be retards/rapist.

>>1660676
Good idea
Maybe they can link to the fb site as well

Thanks (might have different ID because at office now)

>>1660709
I don't think CL is big here. It exists but it's probably even more rapists and weirdos than in the US