Thank you so much for the session

OSD-Smart/career.md

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-## Career tips and best practices
-
-## Add your own tip to the list or contribute a visual change
-
-- Be kind!
-- Always assume the other person is your ally
-- Always bring peanut butter to work to share with your coworkers
-- Always keep your resume updated
-- Always listen when told :)
-- Always try out stuff by implementing
-- Ask dumb questions.
-- Ask for guidance and help from mentors, sponsors to get there
-- Ask questions.
-- Ask google for any help if needed!
-- Attend sessions like VGHC
-- Bad planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part.
-- Be a mentor
-- Be confident
-- Be confident in yourself <-- this is important
-- Be cool
-- Be curious
-- Be enthusiastic!
-- Be independant 
-- Be open to feedback
-- Be open-minded
-- Be patient and optimistic!
-- Be specific when asking for help from your mentor.
-- Be vocal!
-- Believe in yourself
-- Build good rapport with your teammates.
-- Choose a mentor in a position you aspire to. Have regular discussions and checkins with your mentor.
-- Clearly ask for what you want.
-- Collaborate often with team members
-- Connect with your peers
-- Contribution by Ruchi
-- Keep learning
-- Create a strong resume and cover letter
-- Do "hallway chats" with anyone and everyone you meet to build connections.
-- Do not be afraid to ask questions, especially during internships
-- Don't be afraid of things that are hard!
-- Keeping doing what you are doing
-- Don't be afraid to apply
-- Don't be afraid to ask for help
-- Don't be afraid to make mistakes
-- Don't be afraid to take up new challenges and enjoy yourself in the process
-- Don't think that you don't belong; you do!
-- Don't focus on what you are getting promotion/package. Focus on your work. Give management chance to take care of the returns
-- Figure out what you want to do
-- Find a sponsor
-- Find something that interests you that you don't know yet that will benefit your team.
-- Find your sponsor and allies
-- Follow-through on your plan.
-- Get feedback from people you worked with
-- Get feedback from time to time
-- Have conversations with your mentor
-- If you don't trust your management to do right by you, get out of that team
-- Join OSD workshops to learn about Open Source and the community
-- Join the contribution tracks to help existing projects and create impact
-- Keep moving, don't stop
-- Know what you want to do
-- Learn to work with Github (a good place to start, in case you missed it : https://github.com/renana/osd-github-101/blob/main/GitHub-101.pdf)
-- Learning git
-- Learn from your mistakes
-- Life long learning : always be curious
-- Live, Love, Laugh and keep Learning
-- Make a plan with your manager and your sponsor of the goals you need to reach for you to advance in each step.
-- Make goals and track them regularly
-- Make sure the people in charge of your career knows the path you wish to take.
-- Make sure you are not over mentored and under sponsored.
-- Making some changes
-- Never be afraid of diving into a new technology.
-- Network with others
-- Networking is very important.
-- Post and share on social media using #OpenSourceDay2021
-- Practice Leetcode
-- Prepare for performance reviews by writing private notes for a term paper on why you are awesome at work.  Ignore any voice in your head telling you to be humble; this is not the time.
-- Regularly check in with mentors and sponsors to get constructive feedback
-- Respect and value diversity
-- Set SMART goals - Specific, Measurable, Assignable, Realistic, Time-related
-- Share knowledge with those around you
-- Some people will do better than you, and some will do worse. Does not help to focus on either. Focus on your own path
-- Speak up and ensure that your voice is being heard
-- Stand up for your values
-- Start creating promotion document and align it with your goals.
-- Thanks for this wonderful workshop
-- The 'impossible' is possible!
-- The best is yet to come
-- Track your progress and evaluate periodically
-- Trust your abilities! You are smart.
-- Try new things
-- Try to be kind to everyone you work with even if it's just smiling at someone you pass in the hallway.
-- Understand what is the gap between your current level and the next level
-- Use Udemy or codeacademy for git practice. It has good resource.
-- Work smart
-- Work hard
-- Work towards your goal
-- Believe in your worth to contribute!  
-- If you don't try, you won't learn!
-- Don't be afraid to step out of your comfort zone
-- Work Diligently
-- Take brakes and take care of your health.
-- Stay in touch with connections on LinkedIn 
-- Don't let work become your whole life
-- Be open-minded about learning from those with less experience than you as well as those with more experience than you
-- Keep Hustling and ;looking for opportunities
-
-## Add your favorite support resources for learning and best practices
-Check this amazing [repo](https://github.com/jwasham/coding-interview-university/) for interview preparation !!
+SDET

OSD-Smart/contributors.md

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-## Add your name as a Contributor below
-
-##### (Make sure to keep this list sorted)
-
-- Aarti Bajaj
-- Aastha Rastogi
-- Alex Nazareno
-- Alexis Thompson
-- Alissa Zhang
-- Amy H
-- Anastasia Sukhorebraya-Beck www.creativeframeworks.cf
-- Andalla
-- Anna
-- Arpita
-- Arushi Rawal (https://github.com/arushirawal20 )
-- Ava
-- Becky
-- Bhanu Preeti Anand
-- Brenda Kamangara
-- Brianna Gilchrist
-- Cara Wong
-- Chang Liu, University of Washington
-- Clovy Meng
-- Corinne Battle
-- Delaney!
-- Dhivya
-- Divya Muruganantham
-- Emelie
-- Emily O'Connell
-- Emily Taylor
-- Geetika Katragadda
-- Gorisha Agarwal
-- Gunjan Gupta
-- Heghine
-- Isabella Ortiz
-- Jenna Whilden (Runchimchar)
-- Jenny Wilson
-- Kastur Koul
-- Katherine Brooks
-- Kayla Foremksi
-- Anjana Anil
-- Keerthi
-- Kelly Fernandez
-- Kiana
-- Kirsty B
-- Lisa Isaeva
-- Luísa Souza Moura
-- MJ
-- Madi Fishtrom
-- Manasvi Goyal 
-- Michelle
-- Michelle Zelechoski
-- Minati Alphonso
-- Monami
-- Mrunal Bandodkar
-- Musfera Khan
-- MyName
-- Naga Janaki Dwadasi
-- Nas H
-- NasmaSim
-- Neha
-- Nikki Conley
-- Nine
-- Ning Dong
-- Parinaz Barakhshan
-- Pranjali
-- Roxy Williams
-- Ruth Ikegah
-- Sandra Jo
-- Sanjna
-- Sarah
-- Sarah Adair
-- Sarah Williamson
-- Sayali Naval (https://github.com/sayalinaval)
-- Shahana
-- Shannon Lu
-- Sharmy-r
-- Sheila Pinto
-- Shweta M
-- Shweta Srinivasan
-- Soumya C
-- Sridevi Jantli
-- Srishti
-- Sruthi Sathyamoorthy
-- Stephanie Eldridge
-- Summan Mirza
-- Susan Thank you for presentation
-- Swastika Gupta
-- Sweta
-- Taylor
-- Teresa Hubscher-Younger
-- Trang
-- Tiffany
-- Veena
-- Winny Hu
-- Xiaoran
-- Yang
-- Yifan Zhang
-- Yucheng
-- jingxu016
-- leticia velazquez
-- mahita
-- srashta
-- swetha
-- Claire (https://github.com/ClaireChiang91/osd-github-101)
-- Sudan
-- Apoorvi Dwivedi
-- lakshay-nasa
-- Dinesh kumar 
-- Vijaya lakshmi Venkatraman
-- Tracy Cummins
-- Rachel
-- Lorymar
-- Sai Teja Labba
-- Abbie Weisenbloom
-- siddhant prateek
-- Kaleah
-- Serena Lin
-- Meri Koenhemsi
-- Sarah Sß
-- Ankit
-- Divyesh Nandlal Vishwakarma
-- Trang Dang
-- Akanksha Chaudhari https://github.com/Astroakanksha24
+DeepaBada 

OSD-Smart/open-source-day.md

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-## Open Source Day (OSD) tips and best practices
-
-- Check out the OSD Social Wall here: https://osdsocialwall.com/
-- Don't be overwhelmed at any point of time.
-- Enjoy the experience!!
-- Enjoy the experience and learning!!
-- Join OSD workshops to learn about Open Source and the community
-- Join the contribution tracks to help existing projects and create an impact
-- Just do it and put on a smile.
-- Make sure you participate in the day :)
-- Never stop learning
-- Pair up with a buddy
-- Post and share on social media using #OpenSourceDay2021
-- Take notes!
-- Talk and connect with people!
-- Have Fun!
-- Make sure to ask questions!
-- Connect with mentors 
-- Be curious and love what you do!
+"Thank you for the session"