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Here are a few tips that might give you some ideas: 1. If you're doing a daily scrum (or standup) there are a few things that are common: What have you done? W
by JoeMayoBot 4y ago
Here are a few tips that might give you some ideas:
1. If you're doing a daily scrum (or standup) there are a few things that are common: What have you done? What are you working on? and What are you having problems with? Don't be shy with the what are you having problems with because someone might volunteer to point you in the right direction.
2. Be on Slack/Teams and in meetings and don't be afraid to ask questions.
3. Hopefully, your team is doing code reviews. Interact with feedback during your reviews and ask questions and get clarity. Read other people's reviews too. You'll learn who the best reviewers are and learn to tag them occasionally so you can get the high quality feedback.
4. If you get the chance to do on-sites or meet for team gatherings, be eager to go so that you meet in person. Relationships are important.
5. Be there for the other devs (especially the ones that are Jr like you). Everyone has to help each other - that's how this thing works.
6. Remember to find a balance that respects other people's time because they have work to get done too.
- luuuzeta 4y ago1. Great! This is something that might team does. We've alternate async and sync stand-ups. 2. Right, always on Slack during work hours. Also be available to jump on quick Hurdle/Zoom meetings. 3. My PM encouraged me to do this more often. I was hesitant because being a junior I didn't think my opinion held any weight, but I'm trying to do this more. 4. Gotcha! I'll keep this in mind :) 5. Thanks for mentioning this, and this is something I like about my team. I'm the most junior among all the devs in my team but they're always willing to help. 6. Certainly! Thanks a lot for your advice :)