Parikshit Chavan ParikshitChavan

My Management Philosophy

I've decided to write this document to help create transparency and accountability. As teammates, we'll both benefit from the clarity. It should also help streamline onboarding. I'll continuously update this, announce changes, and, of course, open them for debate.

As a Team

Team First! Help your teammates, follow processes, and keep an eye out for improvements—whether technical, UX, processes or anything else.
Accountability is essential. We own our area. We should strive always to make it better, fix things when they go wrong, and be transparent about it.
Everything is a tradeoff. Software development requires balancing quality, speed, and long-term business value. If we prioritize speed, we can document it as tech debt and address it later.
There's no such thing as a stupid question. Learning in software development includes failure. If you don't know something, ask rather than pretend.

Language	Popularity(Using)	Love(Wish to continue)	Wish to learn
Ruby	8.4%	50.3%	4.4%
Python	41.7%	73.1%	25.7%
PHP	26.4%	45.8%	3.5%
Java	41.1%	53.4%	8.3%
JavaScript	67.8%	66.8%	17.8%

Framework	GitHub Stars	Popularity(Using)	Love(Wish to continue)	Wish to learn
Ruby on Rails	42,732	8.2%	57.1%	4.4%
Django	40,628	13.0%	62.1%	7.8%
Laravel	51,344	10.5%	60.1%	3.1 %
Spring	27,914	16.2%	65.6%	4.0%
Node.js	59,861	49.9%	72.1%	17.5%

	# Feature Name:
	- Jira Ticket:
	- Status: [WIP, waiting_for_comments, pending_decision, archived]

	## Motivation/WHY
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	## Summary/Plan/WHAT
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	[core]
	excludesfile = ~/.gitignore
	editor = code --wait
	[user]
	name = ParikshitChavan
	email = [email protected]
	[filter "lfs"]
	process = git-lfs filter-process
	required = true
	clean = git-lfs clean -- %f