# Sciwork Meetup October 2022

###### tags: `meetup` `career`

Event permanent link: TBD
Date: 14th October, 2022, Friday
Time: 13:30 -- 19:00
Official web page: https://sciwork.dev/meetup/2022/10-nycu
Event blog: https://medium.com/sciwork/meetup-2022-october-in-nycu-9f7e41e53902

# Synopsis

Computers have eaten the world but it did not come from vacuum. We rely so heavily on computer programming because the software developed solves so many problems. The versatile applications are the reason that everyone is encouraged to learn programming.

But there are differences between programming for work and for fun. Classrooms cannot provide everything needed to develop a professional career for coding. In the sciwork meetup, we will use a program combining a panel discussion and hands-on coding sprints to provide practical points of view to writing code for work.

Sciwork hosted [a panel discussion in May](https://sciwork.dev/sprint/2022/05-nycu-career). The panel discussion in this meetup will feature the same theme, but bring new perspectives from different panelists.

# Agenda

* 13:30 -- 13:50 Attendee Arrival
* 13:50 -- 14:00 Opening and Introducing panelists
* 14:00 -- 15:30 Career Panel
* 15:30 -- 16:00 Refreshment
* 16:00 -- 18:00 Project Sprint
* 18:00 -- 19:00 Project Presentation
* 19:00 End of Event / Off for Dinner

## Attendees Sign-up

Attendees:

1. Name (online contact)

(Copy the last line and fill in your information.)

Staff:

1. Yung-Yu Chen (moderator) @yyc (TW: [@yungyuc](https://twitter.com/yungyuc/))
2. JoJo (reporter)

# Project note

## modmesh

Leader: Yi-En Chou([@enchou](https://twitter.com/enchou0416))

Participants (also add your names here):

1. Yung-Yu Chen ([@yungyuc](https://twitter.com/yungyuc))

(Copy the last line and fill in your information.)

## devenv

Leader: Chun-Hsu Lai ([@Chunhsu](https://github.com/j8xixo12))

Participants (also add your names here):

1.

(Copy the last line and fill in your information.)

# Venue

## 工程三館(資工系館)三樓329教室
- 可容納大約45人，投影幕和麥克風各兩個

 <img align="right" width="335" src="https://imgur.com/4TRhxHL.jpg">


# Workspace

## Task assignment

- Event host [name=?]
- Venue
- 報名表單 [name=242]
- [ ] 是否為學生
- [ ] 想參加哪一個活動
- 簽到表 [name=242]
- 兩個sheets (for panel and sprint)
- 酒精、額溫槍 [name=242]
- 活動前一周到衛保組借
- 借場地、麥克風 [name=pylin]
- Seating table (floorplan) [name=242]
- The purpose is to give all staff a good idea for how to seat attendees.
- For the sprint session, the seating matters more because attendees will group by projects.
- Something like https://www.lucidchart.com/blog/perfecting-classroom-seating-arrangements 
- But it does not need to be extremely precise.
- 活動當天控場 [name=Lynn,242,pylin,johnny,yuko]
- 人員時間
- Johnny: 14:30 ~
- Lead staff (for seating) [name=242]
- (Program) panel discussions
- Modulator [name=yyc]
- Invite panelists [name=yyc]
- [x] Panelist 1: [Shuen-Huei "Drake" Guan](https://www.linkedin.com/in/drakeguan/)
- [x] Panelist 2: [Chun-Yu "Joe" Tseng](https://www.linkedin.com/in/excusemejoe/)
- Panelist introduction materials [name=yyc, jojo]
- Prepared questions [name=yyc]
- (Program) sprint host [name=(文案)心妤, 家祐/(圖)家安, 孟昀]
- See [Project note](#Project-note)
- Promotion [name=pylin]
- 活動基本資訊 (10/6)
- [講者介紹](#Panelist-introduction) (10/10)
[Draft](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TXStuMZxoXPImTfWoKoIUI30zRoQb9xpmmNqn9rEVSs/edit)

## Panelist introduction

### Drake

Dr. Shuen-Huei “Drake” Guan (https://www.linkedin.com/in/drakeguan/) is an expert in streaming and computer graphics. He is currently the Chief Technology Officer of KKStream, a leading company in cloud streaming, AI, and data analytics. Drake is enthusiastic about technology, and spends a lot of time in the communities of Taipei Video Tech and PyCon Taiwan to share what he thinks about and promote technical development.

### Joe

Chun-Yu “Joe” Tseng (https://www.linkedin.com/in/excusemejoe/) is a VP of Berry AI, a company offering advanced computer vision and AI technologies to help fast food chains grow and perform. Joe is also a Python lover and expert of devops and AI products. He leads teams to provide solutions for real-world problems, which are oftentimes edible. Joe has a lot of experience in both technical development and community, and has served as the chairperson of PyCon Taiwan in 2020.

## Prepared questions

Questions:

* You are doing something cool and special. Could you talk a little bit about your job? 兩位的工作內容酷炫又特別。可以請兩位說明一下你們的工作內容嗎？
* What are the most important job skills to you personally? 對你們個人來說，哪些工作技能是最重要的？
* Are some the "hard", technical skills, and other the "soft", non-technical skills? Is there difference in the importance between them? 你們會分隔硬性技術技能和軟性非技術技能嗎？這兩者的重要性有分別嗎？
* You have a lot of experience in open-source and technical community activities. What do you get from the community? What are the good things that others can get from the community? 兩位參與了許多開放原始碼與技術社群的活動。這些活動對兩位本身帶來了什麼好處嗎？有哪些好處是其它人也可以享受到的？
* How to prepare a job interview. What would interviewers like to learn from the candidates. 如何準備面試。面試方想了解哪一些關於應試方的資訊？
* What is the general path of career development for a programmer? Is there anything special in your experience or in your industry? 一般來說程式員的職涯是如何發展的？在你們的經驗或產業中，有沒有特別的發展路徑？
* What do you suggest or expect students to do in undergrad and graduate schools, respectively? 你們會建議或者期望同學在大學部以及研究所的階段作些什麼事情嗎？
* Does internship help students to get ready for a job? How would you recommend for internship? 實習會幫助同學作好工作準備嗎？你們對於實習機會是否有一些建議？

Older questions:

* What motivated you to program as a profession? 開始寫程式的動機和入行的契機？
* What does it take to work in your field? 產業對專業人員的要求內容？
* What do you do on a daily basis? 日常工作的內容為何？
* What do you expect from a junior professional? 對新進人員的要求？
* What do you enjoy outside the work and how do you balance the work and life? 工作之外的生活樂趣以及與工作的平衡？