POLIR-Management-Community-Onboarding+Orientation: 招募新员工的入职与培训 的 社区化组织

POLIR-Management-Community

Onboarding+Orientation: 招募新员工的入职与培训

世界观:开放VS封闭 + 价值观:利人VS利己 + 人生观:时间+Partners+Relationship
Open Source Culture.

Fedora Join SIG(Special Interest Group)

Contents

Welcome to the Fedora community!
Get started!
Mission
Goals
Communication
Membership
Temporary membership for new community members
Tasking
Meetings
Agenda for Next Meeting
Hosting a meeting
Ways to get involved

The Fedora Join SIG(Special Interest Group):

• aims to set up and maintain channels that let prospective contributors engage with the community.
• The idea here is to enable people looking to join the Fedora community to:
  • converse with existing members,
  • make friends,
  • find mentors,
  • and get a feeling of what and how the community does in general,
  • with a view to reducing the learning curve that joining a new community entails – and make it more enjoyable!

The Fedora Join (SIG) is involved in:

• Welcoming new community members, based on the new newcomers workflow
• Community Classroom sessions
• Ask Fedora

Welcome to the Fedora community!

• from-to:
  We are people from all over the world that come together to develop the various tools, software, and material to promote Free and Open Source Software
• org.:
  Fedora is a massive organisation, and we carry out different roles to keep the community ticking.
• engage:
  Communicate with us to learn what we do and how the Fedora community works.
• All the infrastructure that we use is linked to a Fedora Account.
  You can get one here.

Get started!

• We have a Welcome to Fedora process for new comers.
• If you can please get in touch with us on any of our communication channels, we’ll get you started.
• Please be patient as this could take a day or two for one of us to get back with you for onboarding.

Mission

• Team:
  Different teams already have different,
  • mostly well documented,
  • SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures) for joining their respective SIG.
• example:
  The infrastructure team is a great example of this.
  However, we often meet people who are unsure of how their skills fit into the community.
  We want to provide these people with a channel where they can speak to existing members of the community,
  learn about what they do and use this information to find the right team to get started with.
  We help new members form relationships with other members;
  we point them to the right resources - wiki or otherwise;
  and we expect that this should greatly improve` the joining experience.

Goals

Set up a communication channel between the existing contributors and prospective contributors.
Speaking to current team members is always encouraging.
We could even set up a system to send "easyfix" tasks to this mailing list giving folks a chance to work on them and learn in the process.

Guide/aid prospective contributors to turn into solid contributors. Rather than just pointing them to join.fedoraproject.org, talk to them, see what issues they face, help them decide where they want to get started.

To form better mentor-mentee relationships. Here, we mean "mentor" in the real sense of the word.

Give prospective contributors a communication channel to talk to each other. This is very important. Take the Google Summer of Code mailing list for instance. It is set up specifically so that the candidates can talk to each other. Since they’re all in the same boat, they feel more comfortable discussing certain issues amongst themselves. They’ll also be aware of what different people are up to which will give them a better idea of what they can do. It would be great if they could discuss and share the cool stuff they’ve begun to do. It would surely be encouraging.

Basically, look for potential, not polish. We can help them gain the polish that established contributors have.

Communication

We prefer Matrix/Element for synchronous communication. Element provides a web-based application that you can use in your web browser. It also provides desktop and mobile phone applications if you prefer.

Matrix: #join:fedoraproject.org

The Fedora community has its own Matrix/Element homeserver that one can login to using their Fedora Account. However, you can also access the channel using the default Matrix/Element homeserver where a Fedora Account is not required.

Additionally, we also use the mailing list/and or Fedora Discussion for asynchronous discussion:

Mailing List: fedora-join

Fedora discussion: https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/tag/join-sig