I like to write a personal log of discoveries and my day. It seems to help my team catch up on stuff I am working on.
I got this idea from dask dev notes [1]
Its amazing how every day/week history of project can help new comers.
It also helps getting your team members reach out to you.
When I used to work in office a lot of people used to reach out with problems and I loved solving them. There was a freshness to these problems
But in remote scenario when I joined a new team, no body knew my strengths and I missed those times. But I think a log of this kind can help people know your abilities and give you more opportunities to solve problems outside your routine context.
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I like to write a personal log of discoveries and my day. It seems to help my team catch up on stuff I am working on.
I got this idea from dask dev notes [1]
Its amazing how every day/week history of project can help new comers.
It also helps getting your team members reach out to you. When I used to work in office a lot of people used to reach out with problems and I loved solving them. There was a freshness to these problems
But in remote scenario when I joined a new team, no body knew my strengths and I missed those times. But I think a log of this kind can help people know your abilities and give you more opportunities to solve problems outside your routine context.
https://blog.dask.org/