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Hi Mr. Ford,
How is it going in you end. You probably won’t believe this but again who knows? It was another remarkable sunny day. Long may they last! Otherwise, I’ve been okay although I was called to pick up my second son from school because apparently he had a dhiarea. He’s been fine though since I picked him up. DS briefed us during the stand up that we need to complete the ICL analysis ready to send to the MUG by the end of this week. But we need to decide what to send to the FLOD, more of this below as we held a separate call on the subject. He confirmed that peer review on codes should be done as soon as results are being discussed. When there are revisions, the review must be updated to reflect any changes. If we start doing this procedure earlier, it will be a lot easier than keep it till the end as it often happen. In discussing the DQ on MDS which I am responsible for with the support of AB and RL, AG promised to share the link the LC DQ. She kept her promised and shared it with the chat channel on Teams. AB & RL are looking to leverage already. Hopefully, it helps to speed things up. Maybe it was an oversight from my part, but I only realised the Wholesale team meeting was scheduled for today. It seemed it was agreed I would do the bit size on Aiden today. I had not prepared for it but thankfully there wasn’t enough time to do it. I need to do that in the meeting so please remind me so I don’t forget. I preparation to that, I reached to JS and RX for suggestions. RX thought I should not overthink it. JS suggested I could have example on how to convert SAS to Python, and bring up example on how to identify errors or debug them he gave one example which is b.rmat_entity_effective_from <= a.cohort_id < b.rmat_entity_effective_to. For my part, I thought 1-2 slides and then the rest life demo given it’s only 10-15 mins allotted for that.

I had my first 1-2-1 with DS we discussed among anything else how everything is going and about the check-in which as mentioned by RZ should take place by the end of the first week of October. He would need to speak to RZ about the 360-feedback given I have been around for less than a year and in that time, I’ve not worked sufficiently with someone outside the team. Reaching out to someone I worked with in more than 12 months ago would be pointless. We agreed that I should share my goals then in next meeting scheduled for next week we could make any changes to them if necessary. We would then also decide when it’s appropriate to do the check-in could be next week or the week after. He asked how I was coping with the work stack and if I need more support. I suggested I didn’t and I like the way things are progressing although I acknowledge things might change but at the moment I was happy. DS also recommended I don’t attend everything meetings. When I get invited, I should challenge it and sometimes ask myself if everyone needs to attend a particular meeting. I also reiterated my desire to line manage which is already happening but I want more of this. At last DS, JS and I had the meeting on ICL analysis. It turned out a lot of what we need especially myself wasn’t needed. Although some of the analysis might still be useful in the near future. DS only found that out after taking time to review the Funds approach and through reading the MCL documentation. This is lesson for me, question more. Not sure we would’ve not gone through this route but good mindset to have nevertheless. He took us through the analysis he had begun and want us to complete it. As for the data to share with the FLOD, we would send all gradings for entities to be reviewed but highlighting the problematic events. Early today, I chatted with Vijay because I couldn’t access the data he used in the query log. He reissued me with a new excel file which has more records and columns than the initial data. The previous was based on an older version of RMAT whilst the new one covers up to June 24.
That’s it for today
Thanks for taking a keen interest in what I do.
Speak tomorrow
Blaise Nemez