"I have this approach of:
30% seniors, to help the semi senior to grow.
30% to 35% semi seniors, to help the jr to grow.
37% to 40% jr or software engineers.
With this approach and can foster a culture of grow but also be prepared to rotation of the team.
And if you have to add more people, the onboarding is more simple."
Cristian A. - "I have this approach of:
30% seniors, to help the semi senior to grow.
30% to 35% semi seniors, to help the jr to grow.
37% to 40% jr or software engineers.
With this approach and can foster a culture of grow but also be prepared to rotation of the team.
And if you have to add more people, the onboarding is more simple."See full answer
"When I was working as a project manager in the QVC, I was working with the marketing and content management team. We had two sets of customers, one was planners (a team that plan the product portfolio and decide which product should go at what time and the other team were called schedulers, this team add the commercial between each product description clip. Our team was responsible to create a UI for them to use the existing product clips from each episode and use them to create new episodes. T"
Kunkun D. - "When I was working as a project manager in the QVC, I was working with the marketing and content management team. We had two sets of customers, one was planners (a team that plan the product portfolio and decide which product should go at what time and the other team were called schedulers, this team add the commercial between each product description clip. Our team was responsible to create a UI for them to use the existing product clips from each episode and use them to create new episodes. T"See full answer
"One key thing I learned that made everything easier for me as a data analyst was the importance of structured thinking and communication before diving into the data. Early in my career, I used to jump directly into tasks like data cleaning, ETL processes—without fully understanding the problem or defining the questions I was trying to answer. This sometimes led to inefficiencies, as I would have to backtrack or redo work because the insights weren't completely aligned with stakeholder needs.
I"
Anushka R. - "One key thing I learned that made everything easier for me as a data analyst was the importance of structured thinking and communication before diving into the data. Early in my career, I used to jump directly into tasks like data cleaning, ETL processes—without fully understanding the problem or defining the questions I was trying to answer. This sometimes led to inefficiencies, as I would have to backtrack or redo work because the insights weren't completely aligned with stakeholder needs.
I"See full answer
"Generally, these kinds of issues are routed via the customer support teams, their role in such a scenario is to try to reproduce the issue. If the issue is valid they create a JIRA ticket with the exact issue for the development teams / On-Call engineer to fix. In this case, I am going to assume there is no customer support team.
The first thing I'll try to do is reproduce the issue using the exact steps that the customer would have used to connect to the fire stick. In case the customer was d"
Sarthak A. - "Generally, these kinds of issues are routed via the customer support teams, their role in such a scenario is to try to reproduce the issue. If the issue is valid they create a JIRA ticket with the exact issue for the development teams / On-Call engineer to fix. In this case, I am going to assume there is no customer support team.
The first thing I'll try to do is reproduce the issue using the exact steps that the customer would have used to connect to the fire stick. In case the customer was d"See full answer