Create a Guide/Template : How to Add Resumes Bullets to your Issue

[Olivia-Chiong]

Overview

We need to create a guide to making issues that communicate experience gained so it will be easier for people to add work to their resume. (i.e, if we pre-write the bullet, then it can just be added to the person's resume when they finish the work).

Action Items

The phases in the guide-making process are listed below. Each phase displayed in blue is linked to a wiki page with instructions on how to complete that phase. Open the wiki page in a new tab, copy the instructions for each part into the section labeled 'Tasks' at the bottom of this issue, and complete each task listed.

• Gather Examples Solo (open in a new tab)
• Gather Examples Collaboratively
• Create a Guide Draft
  • If needed, create a template
• Have your guide peer reviewed
• Present your guide for leadership review

Resources/Instructions

• Google Drive Folder for this Guide’s documents and shortcuts (to documents in other locations) 0101 [DRAFT] How to Add Resumes Bullets to your Issue
• Example issue from HackforLA team Create 2FA Guide Page website#511

Add a special note into the guide:

This is for when your project board is at an excellent level; meaning don't attempt this if you are having trouble just keeping the board organized.

Potential Applications

• Make a list of resume bullet points categorized into roles
• Edit the standard template to include a link to this list and a space to put the relevant resume bullet point for the issue

Projects to Check

Tasks

• This is where you will copy instructions from the wiki page for the step you are currently on.

[ExperimentsInHonesty]

Example can be found on one Issue in the Hack for LA repo. See bonnie for details

[Aditya23soni]

Prior version of issue

### Overview We need to create a guide to making issues that communicate experience gained so it will be easier for people to add work to their resume. (i.e, if we pre-write the bullet, then it can just be added to the person's resume when they finish the work).

Special note

This practice is not utilized on any project. A pilot was done on the hackforla website. We are going to try a pilot on the Open Community Survey next. This guide will help in the pilot, to determine if it results in people staying longer on the team, or easing recruitment.

Action Items

• Gather examples of how other projects have done it, adding each example as a link in the resources section
  • Once done, remove the "TG: Gather Examples" label and add the "TG: Pilot" label
• Pilot (see pilot issue (not yet created))
  • Once done, remove the "TG: Pilot" label and add the "TG: Draft Template" label
• Create a draft template, either in markdown format in this issue or a google doc in the product management google drive
  • Once done, remove the "TG: Draft Template" label and add the "TG: Create Guide" label
• Create a guide on how to use the template
  • Once done, remove the "TG: Create Guide" label and add the "TG: Review Guide" label
• Review the guide with product management communities of practice
  • Once done, remove the "TG: Review Guide" label and add the "TG: Leadership Review" label
• Present to Hack for LA leadership team for sign off
  • Once approved, remove the "TG: Leadership Review" label and add the "TG: Place Guide" label
• Possibly create an issue template on .github
  • Include link to template under resources if you add it as a template in .github

Resources

Example issue from HackforLA team hackforla/website#511

Potential Applications

• Make a list of resume bullet points categorized into roles
• Edit the standard template to include a link to this list and a space to put the relevant resume bullet point for the issue

Add a special note into the guide:

This is for when your project board is at an excellent level; meaning don't attempt this if you are having trouble just keeping the board organized.

[Aditya23soni]

Assignee, Labels, Project Board Placement, and Milestones for this issue in the Admin Repo: