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In the 17 February Engineering CoP Leads meeting, we discussed how the previous CoP meetings ended up turning into a "help desk" situation. Though we would like to expand the CoP meetings to include a broader and regular cadence of activities, such as guest speakers and speed talks, we want to try to lean into the community need for "help desk" time and give it more structure.
To start, let's do an experimental help desk to see if this is worth developing and building into our CoP cadence.
Action Items
- Gather data:
- Ask Slack channel what take-aways they want from the CoP meetings
- Get hfla onboarding survey feedback from Bonnie and make readable
- Identify common themes in responses
- Recruit a sr. engineer to who can best help work through the blockers engineers are dealing with
- Hold an "open work session" with recruited sr engineer and CoP
- Gather info on how many engineers attended and asked questions and general thoughts on how it went
- Conduct informal, asynchronous retrospective on Engineering CoP Slack to see what people felt went well, if they think we should continue holding help desk sessions, and if so, what changes to make to it in the future
- Review results with Engineering CoP leads and make plans to either hold or not hold future help desk sessions
Resources/Instructions
- Slack take-away results
- HfLA onboarding feedback -> feedback summary
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