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Create your own Wikipage by going to [[Form:McNair_Staff]] and filing out the form. On the first page of the form '''use your Full Name with spaces''' (like Ed Egan), not your username. Fill out the fields. For the image, upload one (see "Upload file" in the left Wiki sidebar) and just put the name of the file in the box (e.g. YourPic.jpg).  Note:*For your position put '''Tech Team'''*For your status put '''Active'''*Do not deviate from the capitalization or spacing! Finally go to your user page (click your username at the top of the page), edit that page and include the following line:

===Workday Norms=Expectations==#Upon arrival at workYou are the computer 'expert'. This means that you are not just a programmer/computer scientist but also a geek squad guy!# This means you write scripts, web crawlers, maintain hardware, help others with computer science stuff and fix production issues with website# When you come into the office, please sign in to log into the McNair RDP. This for work - this is how we track your physical attendance at McNair.#After signing into the RDP, please fill out Avoid using your personal laptop for work unless your project demands that you use your own machine# You should also maintain a work log. This should include the hours Add entries everytime you work come in. Put in your intended target for that day and make sure you record even mundane events that take up your project time such as well as your intended accomplishments ad-hoc requests for the day (preferably help, random technical issues that need immediate attention etc. ===Whats with links this Work log??===Many people are uncomfortable when told to pages write down what they have done that day. Worry not, we trust you worked on!)to be sincere with your work.#Find at least one article per week related The real purpose of the work log is to entrepreneurship/another cool, related topic at Rice, Houston, in Texas, or in the United Statesserve as a data point so that we can plan our projects better and see whats holding us back. Post this article to the Slack #twitter channelThis data is always critical for an organization's success.