Team Member: Tarek

 Guiding thoughts

• Take time to gain familiarity with the working environment, and get to know the team. In your first 60 days, try to focus on getting comfortable with the ROF environment, and learning how things work. You will start to get to know your team members and feel comfortable asking questions.

• Continue to learn scrum processes, and gain comfortability completing tasks. After your first two months, you'll start to become more comfortable with scrum processes, as well as working through tasks and completing them. Of course, you will continue to get to know your teammates.

• Don't be afraid to ask. No one expects you to know how things work right away. Take advantage of that and ask the team for help when you need it.

 Meet your team

 Your first week

ROF working environment set-up

Step 1: What is needed before you can begin set-up

1. GC Key:

   1. GC key initiation will be started by the team that sets up your equipment

   2. You will receive an email from Shared Services with instructions to set up your GC key

2. VPN:

   1. VPN will be set up at the same time as your GC key. Instructions (if required) should be included in your GC key email

3. MSDN License:

   1. Dave has initiated a request for your MSDN license

   2. You will receive an email from Lan Lin with your license

Step 2: What is needed before you can begin set-up

1. Follow steps in the guide: How to set up ROF working environment

2. Reach out to Jugraj or Maggie if you have any questions or need help

Video / Reading List

 Helpful resources

• How to set up ROF working environment

• Best Practices for ROF PBI Testing

• ROF Environments List

 Important MS Teams Channels

• FullTeam_RSIG_10: General team channel RSIG and ROF teams

• ROFS Team Chat: Internal ROF team primarily used for testing discussions

• TEAM ROF: ROF general team chat

 Team Charter

Open

 Summer term 2023 milestones