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2020-10-29 - Thursday

DONE Journal

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- Note taken on

Well, we got first Snow yesterday. Just some flurries while Emma was up in

Ellsworth, but it's going to be cold for the next few days for sure. Emma is

busy working on a Mexican feast for Dia de los Muertos which the kids are

learning about as part of homeschooling. I cleaned out the smoker yesterday

and smoked a pork shoulder and this morning E made flan and is working on a

mole sauce and a number of other things.

This morning I woke up with ITBS pain in my left knee. This is the first

time in a while that I've felt this, and I'm wondering if it's related to

doing squats. I've been trying to do some strength exercises if I'm not going

to be running as much. Perhaps I should slow down a little.

[[id:ac376401-a8b9-45c5-ab1a-4a77837bd03c][Partnership Squad Engineering Stand-up]]

<2020-10-29 Thu 9:30-9:50>

[[id:35513c71-23dc-4c5b-804e-83da89e03b01][Developer's Toolbox]] with Caleb

[[id:fc2649a7-dba7-47f8-bef3-caabb8710e5a][15Five Partnerships]] call with [[id:39c6f217-984e-47c9-85b9-e52f235fc463][XoXoday]]

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+ Closing an objective at 100% is beneficial to company, as well as for the user getting value

+ Companies using software will have a reward budget in place, may not want to blow budget too soon

+ Upon activation, filling out and reviewing 15Five

+ Closing objectives

+ Reward based on first given and received High Five

+ Plum is a wallet, provide gifting or rewarding mechanism

+ E-commerce site has a way to redeem points

+ We do not come up with how you get those points

+ Accumulation comes from rules made up by companies

+ Rules defined come to Plum and credits are stored in a wallet

+ 15Five does not have way to translate actions from portal into a reward point

+ We cannot maintain rules or games on the part of other people

+ There is a product called Compass, where raw data could be pushed up and Plum pull but can't do that

+ *NOTE: We just built basic gamification framework as part of 2020 hackathon*

Support on [[id:48ec7ad9-9d6e-47ec-878e-6d1dce1a830a][Workday]] import with AppDirect

DONE Test AppDirect [[roam:Workday]] file locally ahead of call

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DONE Initial investigation of [[id:5aa41fde-c471-4bc8-a74b-9921e8ed6e0f][ENG-11925 - Billing Tab in 15Five calculating incorrectly]]

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DONE Estimate effort to remove save from `CompanyGroupType` model

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DONE Reply to Aditya [[https://mail.google.com/mail/u/1/#inbox/FMfcgxwKhqjHbpHccHfnnZrRgNsTDRXt][Re: 15Five Next Steps]]

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Respond to Aditya @ Ripplling about the 4 types of questions

Could you give us some insight into how would you be returning the metadata for each of the 4 types of questions?

1. Single answer

2. Multiple answers

#+begin_src javascript

{

"metrics_choices": [

{

"label": "Never demonstrates",

"value": "1"

},

{

"label": "Rarely demonstrates",

"value": "2"

},

{

"label": "Often demonstrates",

"value": "3"

},

{

"label": "Always demonstrates",

"value": "4"

}

]

}

#+end_src

3. Range answers

#+begin_src javascript

{

"metrics_choices": [

{

"label": "Never demonstrates",

"value": "1"

},

{

"label": "Rarely demonstrates",

"value": "2"

},

{

"label": "Often demonstrates",

"value": "3"

},

{

"label": "Always demonstrates",

"value": "4"

}

]

}

#+end_src

4. Priority answers

Also, could you give an example of the priority-based answer?