Factor e Farm Community Standards - Revision history

Marcin at 22:32, 19 March 2015

2015-03-19T22:32:22Z

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	~~[[DPV Orientation and Message Board]]~~

	=Purpose=		=Purpose=

Marcin: /* Work Expectatons */

2015-03-19T22:16:03Z

Work Expectatons

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	==Work Expectatons==		==Work Expectatons==

	All DPV participants go through an interview process and are approved by the Product Lead. OSE draws up a DPV Offer Letter outlining the DPV's work plan, and OSE expect the DPV to adhere to this agreement. The DPV will be evaluated against this agreement. If there are any changes in the agreement after the DPV's arrival, the agreement must be updated. See the [[Dedicated Project Visit]] page for more information about the application process.		See the [[Dedicated Project Visit]] page for more information about the application process.

	DPVs receive work day direction from the Product Lead. Official work discussion takes the form of a Daily Standup. A Scrum Board is used to allocate tasks every work day - where tasks are put on every day under these columns: Backlog, Task in Progress, or Done. Items are posted on the Scrum Board, and virtually on [[Scrumy]]. Items are moved from the backlog to the In Progress column - and only these are to be discussed in the Daily Standup. See [[Scrum]] page for an intro video on the scrum project management technique.		DPVs receive work day direction from the Product Lead. Official work discussion takes the form of a Daily Standup. A Scrum Board is used to allocate tasks every work day - where tasks are put on every day under these columns: Backlog, Task in Progress, or Done. Items are posted on the Scrum Board, and virtually on [[Scrumy]]. Items are moved from the backlog to the In Progress column - and only these are to be discussed in the Daily Standup. See [[Scrum]] page for an intro video on the scrum project management technique.

Marcin: /* What to bring to FeF */

2015-03-19T22:14:55Z

What to bring to FeF

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	=What to bring to FeF=		=What to bring to FeF=
	*'''Steel-toed boots (required)''' - notify ~~TCM~~ if you do not have steel-toed boots, OSE may be able to provide a loaner pair		*'''Steel-toed boots (required)''' - notify us if you do not have steel-toed boots, OSE may be able to provide a loaner pair
	*OSE provides some bedding/pillows, please check with us.		*OSE provides some bedding/pillows, please check with us.
	*Towel and personal toiletries		*Towel and personal toiletries

Marcin: /* What to bring to FeF */

2014-04-02T13:41:31Z

What to bring to FeF

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	*Camera or camera phone recommended for documentation purposes		*Camera or camera phone recommended for documentation purposes
	*Flashlight		*Flashlight
	*Long pants for the workshop		*Long pants and sleeved shirts for the workshop

Marcin: /* Wildlife */

2014-04-02T13:40:57Z

Wildlife

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	==Wildlife==		==Wildlife==
	*Wildlife includes snakes, spiders, wasps, raccoons, and deer. See [http://mdc.mo.gov/discover-nature/common-plants-and-animals/amphibians-and-reptiles/snakes native Missouri snakes and reptiles] and [http://mdc.mo.gov/discover-nature/common-plants-and-animals/insects-spiders-and-kin/spiders native spiders].		*Wildlife includes snakes, spiders, wasps, raccoons, and deer. See [http://mdc.mo.gov/discover-nature/common-plants-and-animals/amphibians-and-reptiles/snakes native Missouri snakes and reptiles] and [http://mdc.mo.gov/discover-nature/common-plants-and-animals/insects-spiders-and-kin/spiders native spiders].
	*To mitigate mice:		*To mitigate mice, the kitchen must be kept clean and perishable items must be stored.
	**OSE has a rural farm cat named Boots. If you are allergic to cats, ~~inform the TCM prior to accepting an offer as a DPV.~~
	**Food storage outside the kitchen ~~is prohibited.~~
	**Dishes must be ~~washed immediately after use~~.

	==Weather==		==Weather==

Marcin: /* Work Expectatons */

2013-11-24T14:41:53Z

Work Expectatons

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	DPVs receive work day direction from the Product Lead. Official work discussion takes the form of a Daily Standup. A Scrum Board is used to allocate tasks every work day - where tasks are put on every day under these columns: Backlog, Task in Progress, or Done. Items are posted on the Scrum Board, and virtually on [[Scrumy]]. Items are moved from the backlog to the In Progress column - and only these are to be discussed in the Daily Standup. See [[Scrum]] page for an intro video on the scrum project management technique.		DPVs receive work day direction from the Product Lead. Official work discussion takes the form of a Daily Standup. A Scrum Board is used to allocate tasks every work day - where tasks are put on every day under these columns: Backlog, Task in Progress, or Done. Items are posted on the Scrum Board, and virtually on [[Scrumy]]. Items are moved from the backlog to the In Progress column - and only these are to be discussed in the Daily Standup. See [[Scrum]] page for an intro video on the scrum project management technique.

	Any issues regarding infrastructure can be posted at the [[Infrastructure Improvement Form]]]. All materials or tools needs related to the workshop and prototyping can be posted on the [[Workshop]] page. Any contentious issues that do not require resolution on the same day are to be relegated to dinnertime discussion, or placed in the backlog as potential action items. ~~The Product Lead or other~~ OSE Staff have final authority.		Any issues regarding infrastructure can be posted at the [[Infrastructure Improvement Form]]]. All materials or tools needs related to the workshop and prototyping can be posted on the [[Workshop]] page. Any contentious issues that do not require resolution on the same day are to be relegated to dinnertime discussion, or placed in the backlog as potential action items. OSE Staff have final authority.

	==Mail==		==Mail==

Marcin: /* Work Style and Focus */

2013-11-24T14:41:34Z

Work Style and Focus

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	The standard work week at OSE is a 40 hour work week. Standard time is Mon-Fri, from 9:00am to 6:00pm with 1 hour of personal time for lunch or other. If the work week extends into the weekend, the Product Lead will designate compensatory time off. Some DPVs choose to work more than 40 hours per week to maximize their “experience” and exposure to different challenges. This is a choice and is up to each person's discretion, but compensatory time off is strongly encouraged due to the intense nature of the Factor e Farm experience.		The standard work week at OSE is a 40 hour work week. Standard time is Mon-Fri, from 9:00am to 6:00pm with 1 hour of personal time for lunch or other. If the work week extends into the weekend, the Product Lead will designate compensatory time off. Some DPVs choose to work more than 40 hours per week to maximize their “experience” and exposure to different challenges. This is a choice and is up to each person's discretion, but compensatory time off is strongly encouraged due to the intense nature of the Factor e Farm experience.

	==Work ~~Style and Focus~~==		==Work Expectatons==
	DPVs receive work day direction from the Product Lead. Official work discussion takes the form of a Daily Standup. A Scrum Board is used to allocate tasks every work day - where tasks are put on every day under these columns: Backlog, Task in Progress, or Done. For the Daily Standup, any remote collaborators are called online. The daily standup includes a brief, video-captured story session - of tasks accomplished the day before and tasks to be done today. Items are posted on the Scrum Board, and virtually on [[Scrumy]]. Items are moved from the backlog to the In Progress column - and only these are to be discussed in the Daily Standup. Any important tasks are to be placed in the backlog, and discussion occurs only for tasks that are being taken from the backlog into the Active column. Only the items found on the Scrum Board shall be worked on. See [[Scrum]] page for an intro video to the technique.

	Any issues regarding infrastructure ~~or its improvement~~ can be posted at the [[Infrastructure Improvement Form]]]. All materials or tools needs related to the workshop and prototyping ~~shall~~ be ~~addressed by noting any issues at~~ the [[Workshop]] page.		All DPV participants go through an interview process and are approved by the Product Lead. OSE draws up a DPV Offer Letter outlining the DPV's work plan, and OSE expect the DPV to adhere to this agreement. The DPV will be evaluated against this agreement. If there are any changes in the agreement after the DPV's arrival, the agreement must be updated. See the [[Dedicated Project Visit]] page for more information about the application process.
	Any issues that ~~are contentious and~~ do not require resolution on the same day are to be relegated to dinnertime discussion, or placed in the backlog as potential action items ~~- not the morning meeting~~. ~~Due to time constraints and simple hierarchy, the~~ Product Lead or other OSE Staff have final authority.
			DPVs receive work day direction from the Product Lead. Official work discussion takes the form of a Daily Standup. A Scrum Board is used to allocate tasks every work day - where tasks are put on every day under these columns: Backlog, Task in Progress, or Done. Items are posted on the Scrum Board, and virtually on [[Scrumy]]. Items are moved from the backlog to the In Progress column - and only these are to be discussed in the Daily Standup. See [[Scrum]] page for an intro video on the scrum project management technique.

			Any issues regarding infrastructure can be posted at the [[Infrastructure Improvement Form]]]. All materials or tools needs related to the workshop and prototyping can be posted on the [[Workshop]] page. Any contentious issues that do not require resolution on the same day are to be relegated to dinnertime discussion, or placed in the backlog as potential action items. The Product Lead or other OSE Staff have final authority.

	==Mail==		==Mail==

Marcin: /* DPV Participants */

2013-11-24T14:37:22Z

DPV Participants

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	*Recycling bins are available for paper, metal, glass and plastics.		*Recycling bins are available for paper, metal, glass and plastics.
	*DPVs are responsible for taking out the trash prior to Thursday morning pick up.		*DPVs are responsible for taking out the trash prior to Thursday morning pick up.

	~~==DPV Participants==~~
	All DPV participants go through an interview process and are approved by the Product Lead. OSE draws up a DPV Offer Letter outlining the DPV's work plan, and OSE expect the DPV to adhere to this agreement. The DPV will be evaluated against this agreement. If there are nychanges in the agreement after the DPV's arrival, the agreement must be updated. See the [[Dedicated Project Visit]] page for more information about the application process.

	==Workshop==		==Workshop==

Marcin: /* What to bring to FeF */

2013-11-24T14:37:00Z

What to bring to FeF

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	=What to bring to FeF=		=What to bring to FeF=
	*'''Steel-toed boots (required)''' - notify TCM if you do not have steel-toed boots, OSE may be able to provide a loaner pair		*'''Steel-toed boots (required)''' - notify TCM if you do not have steel-toed boots, OSE may be able to provide a loaner pair
	*~~Bedding/pillow for a twin mattress (or sleeping bag).~~ OSE provides some bedding.		*OSE provides some bedding/pillows, please check with us.
	*Towel and personal toiletries		*Towel and personal toiletries
	*House slippers or socks		*House slippers or socks

Marcin: /* What to bring to FeF */

2013-11-24T14:36:20Z

What to bring to FeF

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	*'''Steel-toed boots (required)''' - notify TCM if you do not have steel-toed boots, OSE may be able to provide a loaner pair		*'''Steel-toed boots (required)''' - notify TCM if you do not have steel-toed boots, OSE may be able to provide a loaner pair
	*Bedding/pillow for a twin mattress (or sleeping bag)		*Bedding/pillow for a twin mattress (or sleeping bag). OSE provides some bedding.
	*Towel		*Towel and personal toiletries
	*Personal toiletries
	*House slippers or socks		*House slippers or socks
	*Water bottle		*Work gloves, earplugs, protective eye wear
	*Rain resistant coat
	*Rain boots
	*Work gloves, earplugs, protective eye wear ~~- provided by OSE~~
	*Laptop & scrolling mouse for Sketchup, if doing 3D modeling		*Laptop & scrolling mouse for Sketchup, if doing 3D modeling
	*Camera or camera phone recommended for documentation purposes		*Camera or camera phone recommended for documentation purposes
	*Laundry bag
	*Flashlight		*Flashlight
	*Long pants - for the workshop		*Long pants for the workshop
	*Toiletry bin, bucket, or bag