"Kuya" is Brother in Filipino, I don't know if you're a Filipino but I find that "Hi Kuya" is a bit awkward.
I'm not a graduate student. But I'm always prepared for these kind of scenario such as code reviews, readability, conventions for your team. Learning is a continuous process, and this era of programming is a never ending path to developers. Also, Be equal to their position whether you have a higher level of experience, it all comes down to PR(Personal Relationship, Not to the level of PR). So you could build a enthusiastic development with your team.
"Kuya" is Brother in Filipino, I don't know if you're a Filipino but I find that "Hi Kuya" is a bit awkward.
I'm not a graduate student. But I'm always prepared for these kind of scenario such as code reviews, readability, conventions for your team. Learning is a continuous process, and this era of programming is a never ending path to developers. Also, Be equal to their position whether you have a higher level of experience, it all comes down to PR(Personal Relationship, Not to the level of PR). So you could build a enthusiastic development with your team.
Salamat Vince! fellow Filipino here! Thanks! "Personal Relationship" noted :D