Yanglab-guide#
The repo contain content about yang’s lab guide.
🌟 Core Values of Lab#
Core Values |
Definition |
Positive Observable Behavior |
Negative Observable |
---|---|---|---|
Mutual Respect |
Mutual respect is the foundation of every interaction. We will respect all backgrounds, identities, experiences, and perspective |
Being respectful of colleagues’s time when asking for assistance |
Demanding immediate help |
Honesty & Integrity |
Our leaders lead by example and make thoughtful informed, transparent decisions. We always strive to demonstrate fairness, sincerity and accountability in the workplace. |
Providing well-thought-out responses to questions or stating “I don’t know the answer”. |
Providing a quick vague response that may not be accurate |
Transparency Accountability & Responsibility |
Trust, transparency, and accountability contribute to positive workplace relationships and enhance job and performance. |
Explaining decisions, taking responsibility for errors, working together to achieve goals. |
Blaming others or making excuses. Disregarding feedback. |
Communication |
Open and transparent communications across Our Lab is essential. In all interactions we will “always assume positive intent” to accomplish this goal. |
Active listening, audible speaking, sharing feedback, and respecting others by not interrupting. |
Interrupting others, or not responding to questions. |
Collaborations & Innovation |
We strive to advance scientific discovery through opportunities to stimulate synergy and innovative thinking. |
Actively participating in journal clubs, internal groups, & informal meetings. Collaborating with other colleagues. |
Passively refusing to participate in activities. Collaborating only with colleagues in similar roles. |
📓 Content#
Development Guide
Lab Library
More to come
🚀 RoadMap#
Use local cover image
Amazon Link for Lab books
Development guide of Lab
Story behind Project
Python Development Guide
C++ Development Guide
Rust Development Guide
🤗 Contributing#
Contributions are very welcome. To learn more, see the Contributor Guide.
🤖 License#
Distributed under the terms of the [MIT license],
🤔 Issues#
If you encounter any problems, please [file an issue] along with a detailed description.