Atlassian Bootcamp: How We Onboard New Developers

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One of the "Secrets of a Highly Productive Development Team" is to get new team members as productive as possible as quickly as possible. This presentation will detail how we get new hires up to speed quickly, and give some tips and tricks to setting up a new hire induction program.

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Monday, June 18, 12

Atlassian Bootcamp
How we onboard new developers

Ted Tencza
Senior Development Manager, Atlassian

Monday, June 18, 12

Agenda
• Why create an on-boarding process
• Our Bootcamp
• Practical Advice for setting up your own

Monday, June 18, 12

Why have a bootcamp?

Monday, June 18, 12

Bootcamp is one of the best initiatives I’ve
seen at Atlassian.

Tim Moore
Atlassian Team Lead

Monday, June 18, 12

Our Bootcamp

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What Bootcamp is not

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What Bootcamp is

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What Bootcamp is

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What Bootcamp is

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What Bootcamp is

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Things I Learned

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Things I Learned
(or practical advice for setting up your
own bootcamp).

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Start with small pilot

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Focused, targeted objectives
make it relevant

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Cross team, cross product

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Colocation

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Get feedback and embrace change

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Emphasize learning over completion

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Recruit enthusiastic presenters

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Don’t underestimate time and effort
required

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Track results

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Start your bootcamp now. Ask me how.

#atlassiansummit

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Thank you!

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1. Monday, June 18, 12

2. Atlassian Bootcamp How we onboard new developers Ted Tencza Senior Development Manager, Atlassian Monday, June 18, 12

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4. Why have a bootcamp? Monday, June 18, 12

5. Bootcamp is one of the best initiatives I’ve seen at Atlassian. Tim Moore Atlassian Team Lead Monday, June 18, 12

6. Our Bootcamp Monday, June 18, 12

7. What Bootcamp is not Monday, June 18, 12

8. What Bootcamp is Monday, June 18, 12

9. What Bootcamp is Monday, June 18, 12

10. What Bootcamp is Monday, June 18, 12

11. What Bootcamp is Monday, June 18, 12

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13. Things I Learned Monday, June 18, 12

14. Things I Learned (or practical advice for setting up your own bootcamp). Monday, June 18, 12

15. Start with small pilot Monday, June 18, 12

16. Focused, targeted objectives make it relevant Monday, June 18, 12

17. Cross team, cross product Monday, June 18, 12

18. Colocation Monday, June 18, 12

19. Get feedback and embrace change Monday, June 18, 12

20. Emphasize learning over completion Monday, June 18, 12

21. Recruit enthusiastic presenters Monday, June 18, 12

22. Don’t underestimate time and effort required Monday, June 18, 12

23. Track results Monday, June 18, 12

24. Start your bootcamp now. Ask me how. #atlassiansummit Monday, June 18, 12

25. Thank you! Monday, June 18, 12