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How can I find a Plone consultant or developer to work on my project?
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Sometimes you just need to hire someone to get something done. The Plone community is full of smart, friendly consultants and firms who make a living "doing Plone." Here's how to find one.
In early 2007, the Plone Foundation launched Plone.net, which provides a comprehensive listing of Plone consultants around the world. It's a great place to start your search.
It's also appropriate to post a short RFP (request for proposals) or description of your project on Plone's "General Questions" discussion forum/email list. A good RFP will be as specific as possible about:
- The scope of your project, e.g. what you need help with and how large a project this is
- A brief sketch of the project's requirements
- The timeframe for your project
- Any other details that will help a prospective consultant understand whether your project is a good fit for their skills.
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Jon Stahl
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last modified
May 4, 2007 - 20:20
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