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#Food and tea options for future reference

Those good for working in have been flagged up.

##Breakfast

###Near Liverpool Street

• HOP Vietnamese - congee with chinese sausage. Has power sockets, but limited tables.
• Itsu Finsbury Square - eggs benedict. Lots of seats, don't think it has power or wifi.

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#Future checklist

This is a list of things that can potentially help your projects when you're thinking about the future. It's initially intended to act as a reference point for one of my talks

##Aims

• Better consider our users’ changing needs.
• Identify opportunities.
• Aid prioritisation.
• Better define what the product is and what it will be.
• More robust decisions - understand limitations and benefits of choices.

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Speaking contract

Conference/client name | Issue number: x | Date of issue/revision: [date]

Overview

I'm really pleased that you have asked me to be a part of your event, and I'd like to confirm my involvement with this contract.

In the following sections you won't find any complicated legal terms or long passages of unreadable text - this is not about tricking you into signing something that you might later regret. This document is confidential, and exists to protect the interests of all involved parties, to outline our responsibilities to one another, and to avoid any confusion or disappointment during and/or after our time working together.

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• How long should the talk be?
• Did you have any particular kind of topics in mind?
• What are the other speakers talking about?
• What is the expected audience (size, interests, skillsets)?
• Will I be able to use my own equipment?
• Are you looking for sponsorship, or is it purely funded through ticket sales?
• How did you find me, and why do you want me in particular to speak?

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##Questions to ask at the start of a contract

###Pre-starting

• What time is the working day?
• Where will I be based?
• Can I work from home?
• Are there any NDA requirements?
• Will there be any travel?
• Is there any parking on site at the office?
• Define payment terms

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#Commenting out code

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A selection of useful tools and checklists for using as part of a site review.

General good practice

• web.dev

General linters

• Sonarwhal

Accessibility

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This is a mix of interview questions from the perspective of the potential employee. These are a mix between contract and permanent-type questions, and obviously won't be applicable to every role or company.

##Basic questions

• What are the standard working hours?
• Where would I be based?
• What are your views on working from home?
• What is your setup for people working remotely (meetings, how you work with them etc)?
• What salary/rate is applicable?
• What length of contract would apply?

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Standard contract

Client name | Issue number: x | Date of issue/revision: [date]

Overview

I’m really pleased that we’re at the stage where we’re signing contracts, as it means that we’re a great fit both professionally and personally (I like working with nice people). I am very keen to maintain this relationship, and I hope this document can help us with that.

In this contract you won’t find any complicated legal terms or long passages of unreadable text - this is not about tricking you into signing something that you might later regret. This document is confidential, and exists to protect the interests of all involved parties, to outline our responsibilities to one another, and to avoid any confusion or disappointment during and/or after our time working together.