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Sample Product Analytics Onboarding Checklist
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Description

Verify:

  • Access to Office Wiki and Meta (from OIT) (WMF full-time staff only)
  • Added to Product Analytics Google Group
  • Invited to team meetings:
    • Key meetings for team(s) you support
    • Product Analytics (planning, grooming, retro, sharing)
    • Product Analytics & Analytics Engineering (sync & retro)
    • Research Group Lab Meeting (optional)

Onboarding Checklist:

  • Create MediaWiki account
  • Create Wikitech account
  • Create Phabricator account
  • Request Phabricator permissions to see WMF/NDA restricted tickets
  • Request Production Access (see our Onboarding Notes for groups and machines needed)
  • Create your Meta user page (here's an example!) (WMF full-time staff only)
  • Add yourself to the Staff contact list (WMF full-time staff only)
  • Join Slack and our team channel: product-analytics
  • Join the appropriate IRC channels (IRC Instructions)
    • wikimedia-office (Wikimedia Foundation public meetings channel | Channel is logged and publicly posted)
    • wikimedia-analytics (Wikimedia Analytics Engineering Team public chat)
    • wikimedia-research (The official channel of Wikimedia Research. The Science must Flow!)
    • wikimedia-tech (Technical help for Wikimedia wikis: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Tech)
    • wikimedia-staff ( Wikimedia Staff Channel | For info see https://office.wikimedia.org/wiki/IRC | For access nudge someone with voice or op, or see docs. | All private (work and non-work) discussion welcome!)
  • Meet with colleagues
    • PM(s) for supported team(s)
    • Engineering Manager(s) for supported team(s)
    • Product Directors
    • Nuria Ruiz, Principal, Analytics Engineering (Tech)
    • Others as needed

Logins for:

  • Namely
  • Fidelty
  • Navia

Event Timeline

@Delphine_wmf before onboarding, I review the list to see if anything has changed and update accordingly (I haven't done that here). When a new person joins, I ask them to let me know if anything is confusing and ask them to update the onboarding doc if they find anything out of date or missing.

Past examples:
T240739
T242496

@Aklapper FYI this was created/shared as an example of how Phabricator can be useful in onboarding processes.

Thanks. Where is the canonical source of this task description located?

@Aklapper not sure what you mean. Maybe @kzimmerman can help. This was jsut a copy/paste from one of the tasks she had and adjusts to onboard people on her team.

I guessed that the copy and paste comes from somewhere, and is not reinvented every time, so I guess there is a place where it is taken from. :)

@Delphine_wmf: Hmm, is there anything actionable in this task? Maybe I misunderstand why it was created? :)

Ha, it was created to provide me with a copy of what Kate is using in her onboarding process, as I gather different things around how people use onboarding checklists. Does that answer your question?

@Delphine_wmf: Ah, thanks! If this is not an actionable task then could you set the status to invalid (via the Add Action...Change Status dropdown) please? (For future reference, https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/paste/ may be better suited for "dropping information" that's not actionable.) Thanks! :)