The Value of a checklist comes down to a few diffrent things. Checklists when kept in check, allow someone to stay focused on a set of individual tasks or group tasks without getting sidetracked away from the actual goal. It allows for one to be more orginized and timely, alotting for more time and resources to be spent on spisific tasks. Not to mention its professional. When the people around you see that you are orginized, timely, good at sorting through what is important to you + the gruop V.S. not. Can open oportunities to work with people on a diffrent level.
At Turing thereare a few things that I want to improve on. I want to work on becoming fluent in the "hands on" know how of navigating computers. Such as the terminal, correct syntax, shortcuts and and software knowledge/ "languges". The most important thing I want to take away from Turi