guide
  • Introduction
  • Guiding Principles
    • Mission Statement
    • Conflict Resolution Process
  • Operating Model
    • Working Together
    • Holacracy
      • Meetings
      • Specific Roles
      • Terms and Definitions
      • Finer Points
      • Holacracy-Asana Key
    • Getting Things Done
      • Daily, Weekly, Monthly, and Annual Reviews
      • GTD-Asana Key
    • Transparency
    • Language
    • Budgeting
    • By Department
      • Engineering Operations
  • General Guidelines
  • Employment Policies
    • Equal Opportunity Employment
    • At-Will Employment
    • Code of Conduct in the Community
    • Complaint Policy
    • Drug and Alcohol Policy
    • Vacation, Holiday, and Paid Time Off (PTO) Policy
    • Supplemental Policies for Remote Employees and Contractors
    • Supplemental Policy for Bonus, Commissions, and other Performance-based Payments
    • Supplemental Policies for Hourly International Contractors or Workers
    • Supplemental Policies for Hourly International Contractors or Workers
    • Disputes and Arbitration
  • Benefits and Perks
    • Health Care
    • Vacation, Holiday and Paid Time Off (PTO) Policy
    • Holiday List
  • Hiring Documents
    • Acknowledgement of Receipt
    • Partner Proprietary Information and Inventions Agreement
  • Engineering Wiki
    • Code Snippets
      • Front End Code Snippets
    • Setup
      • 1: Overview of development using Audienti
      • 2: How to setup your dev environment on Docker
      • 2a: Setting up on our cloud your dev server
      • 3: Connect to Production using the VPN
      • 4: Import data into your development environment
    • Deployment
      • Docker based deployment of back end (manual)
    • Culture
      • How our development team works
      • Code Best Practices
    • Tips
      • Setting up a new development machine
      • Importing data to Development environment
      • GIT workflow and work tracking
      • Using Slack
      • Using Rubocop
      • Our Code Standards
      • General suggested best practices
      • Tracking your time
      • Naming Iterations
    • Migrations
      • Postgres
      • ElasticSearch
      • Redis
    • Database and System Maintenance
      • Redis Howtos
      • Elasticsearch HowTos
      • Postgres HowTos
      • Administration recipes
      • App maintenance crash course notes
    • Front End
      • 2016 Plan
      • Deploy
      • Assets
      • SearchLogic
      • How to create UI components
      • OMA Standard Tables
    • Monitoring and Alerting
      • Monitoring Systems
      • Monitoring individual controller actions
      • Get notified when a metric reaches a certain threshold
      • Instrumenting your models using Oma Stats
      • Configuring Graphite Charts
      • Tracking your results with StatsD
      • Logging Fields
      • Updating Kibana Filtering
    • Testing
      • Coverage
      • Elasticsearch mapping config synchronization
      • Testing Gotchas
      • Rspec Preloader
      • Test Best Practices
    • Models
      • Backlinks
    • Queueing and Worker System
      • Queueing and Job Overview
    • Processors
      • Rebuilding Spot Instances
      • Deploying processors
      • Running processors in development
      • Reverting to the previous build on a failed deployment
    • Processors / Opportunity Pipeline
      • Opportunity Pipeline
      • Diagram
    • Processors / Enrichment Pipeline
      • Diagram
      • Clustering
    • Processors / Backlink Pipeline
      • Diagram
      • Backlink Pipeline external APIs
      • Backlink pipeline logic
    • Processors / Automation Pipeline
      • Diagram
      • Automation Pipeline Overview
      • Agents
      • Running in development
    • Messaging and Social Accounts
      • Overview
    • API
      • Audienti API
    • Algorithms
    • Troubleshooting
      • Elasticsearch
    • Big Data Pipeline Stuff
      • Spark
    • Our Product
      • Feature synopsis of our product
    • Research
      • Backend framework comparison
      • Internet marketing Saas companies
    • Code snippets
      • Commonly Used
      • Not Used
    • Miscellaneous
      • Proxies and Bax
    • Legacy & Deprecated
      • Search criteria component
      • Classes list
      • Target Timeline
      • Twitter processor
      • Asset compilation
      • Test related information
      • Interface to EMR Hadoop jobs
      • Mongo Dex Indexes to be Built
      • Mongodb errors
      • Opportunity pipeline scoring
      • Graph Page
      • Lead scoring
      • Insights
      • Shard keys
      • Setting up OMA on local
      • Clone project to local machine
      • Getting around our servers in AWS
  • Acknowledgements
  • Documents That Receiving Your First Payment Triggers Acknowledgement and Acceptanace
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  • Budgeting
  • Expense Policy
  1. Operating Model

Budgeting

EARLY DRAFT: This section still needs a lot more work before it is ready. Most things here will probably change before it reaches a publishable state.

Budgeting

Budgeting (all spending except salaries, which, for the first 10 partners will not be included in these budgets) is done by the founders. The budgets will be quarterly and will initially be broken down into:

  • Technical Infrastructure

  • Marketing

  • Business Development

  • Community Outreach

  • Security

  • Rent

  • Administration

  • Design Resources

  • Legal

One person will be responsible for each area of spending, and all related expenses should be approved by that person. They will also be responsible for reporting the expenses at the end of the quarter.

The budget will be internally public so all partners can see where the company resources are going.

Expense Policy

  • If it costs under $100 and it makes sense to you, just spend it.

    • No need to get approval. People need to get their work done and should feel empowered to spend under $100 to do so.

    • Bill it by going to the Google Doc expense form, copying it, filling it out, and sending it to Liz.

  • If it costs more than $100, get approval from the Lead Link of your circle.

  • If it is a recurring expense then as long as it is under $200 per year then no need for approval.

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