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I am Kaiwalya Koparkar, founder of Geek Around Community, a GitHub Campus Expert, MLH Coach, Open-Source Advocate & DevRel. I work as a Program Manager/ Community Manager in several communities. I love to speak at sessions, workshops, meetups, and conferences. In the past year, I have won over 10+ hackathons and mentored/judged/participated in over 35+ global hackathons.
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Thanks shivam!
Thank you so much Sam !
Awesome man... Looks like fun 😉. I wish to be a part of something like this!!
Thank you! Please join us tomorrow in the Twitter space. You will enjoy it.
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Awesome! Looking forward to more of your Journey!🚀✨ Keep Documenting it! :)
Thank you so much Prathamesh!
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Hello everyone 👋, If you are following me on my Twitter or LinkedIn you might know that I joined Data on Kubernetes Community as a Community Management Intern. And I have complete 1 week as it's a team member.
To be honest, I still can't believe that 1 week has passed so quickly. It has been a lot of fun and collaboration.
Okay, I will be sharing my learning and insights about my experience in this blog. If you would like to follow me through my 6 months journey, you can consider signing up on my newsletter on my profile so that you get notified every week when I share my learning and experience.
Okay so let's get started.
I joined as a team on 26/07/2021 and had my first standup (The first standup of my life as this is my first internship). I was pretty nervous because I was going to talk live with Kunal Kushwaha and Bart Farrell. Like literally I had talked to them in the slack channel but when it came to face-to-face I got camera conscious 😅. I joined the meeting and I encountered totally opposite atmosphere. They welcomed me so warmly. They explained to me about their regular's and how they manage tasks and all. It felt like a totally chilled discussion. I was assigned my work mail (My first work mail, tbh I had butterflies in my stomach 🤭) then I was added to all the collaborative platforms, etc.
We did daily standups called Daily sync meeting. Where we discussed:
Bart & Kunal always give us their valued opinion which would personally help us to grow and network out of the community as well. We are given the opportunity to learn, grow. We have been provided with some equipment to make our hardware setup a bit improved. We are always asked to reach out in case we need any help or anything which needs to be discussed.
And trying to do some fun stuff in the ending of every daily sync is cherry on top. We click pictures of us wearing sunglasses as posing. As one you can see below (Me in top right corner)
I am loving the way all of us collaborate and work together. This is definitely one of the best chapters of my life. I learned many things in just a week and hopefully will learn more things until the end of my internship. Do you know what this is community you would like to be a part of. They are so supportive and collaborative.
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