CodeThreat Company Handbook
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    • Our story
    • Purpose
    • Cornerstones
      • Values
      • Expectation Resetting
      • Diversity & Inclusion
    • Squads
      • Product
      • AppSec Research
      • Analyzer Development
    • Product Iteration Playbook
      • Introduction
      • Task Management
      • Definitions
      • Priority Management
      • Success Measurement
      • Sprint Planning
      • Meeting Example
      • Communication Guidelines
    • Hiring and Onboarding
      • Initial Interview
      • Technical Interview
      • Cultural Fit Interview
      • Offers and Onboarding
    • Tools and Resources
      • Technology Stack
      • Task Tracking & Project Management
      • Communication
    • Communication Practices
      • Discord Channels
      • Meeting Structure
      • Availability and Absence
    • Company Policies
      • Code of Conduct
      • Remote Work
      • Office Locations
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Task Management

Task Creation

Each task needs to be detailed and clear to ensure everyone understands what needs to be done. A good task includes:

  • Title: A clear, concise description of the task.

  • Description: Detailed objectives, expected outcomes, and relevant background.

  • Priority Level: Assigned based on urgency and importance.

  • Estimated Time: An approximation of how long it should take.

  • Assignee: The team member responsible for the task.

Task Tracking

Once a task is created, it moves through defined stages in our workflow to ensure progress is monitored and managed effectively. Our stages are:

  • To Do: Tasks ready to start.

  • Doing: Tasks in progress.

  • Review: Tasks pushed to test instances for assessment.

  • Done: Completed tasks that meet all defined acceptance criteria.

Regular updates through sprint-related activities and clear communication in task tracking are essential to ensure transparency and enable team members to anticipate dependencies and manage their workload effectively.

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