Hey,
I have worked in 4-5 companies. Every time I found my onboarding strategy pretty inefficient. I usually DFS through all docs/codes/etc, and by end of the second month I become very overwhelmed and intimidated. I, however, have seen colleagues who seem to spend less time and onboard faster, more efficiently, and more confidently. I am sure managers like that style more.
I need some advice/insight on how to best onboard?
Any article, video, mooc, etc?
#tech #onboarding
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Dfs will just get you into rabbit holes.
Bfs and start coding and picking up a bug ticket
Nothing beats just getting hands on experience
I find it’s important to start with some sort of narrow focus. Often times a bug or something is useful but it’s just hey make this happen here are some core pointers. Ask questions and search from there.
That’s what has worked best for me. Generally I’m more of a get my hands dirty type of learner.
The easiest way to learn build systems, etc. is to just do it.
Make sure it’s not a high priority issue. Best to learn fixing something that’s non critical.