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lucyconklin / test_new_group_importer_residential.csv
Last active November 29, 2018 15:36
Item Description Labor Hours INSTALL (labor hours commercial)
1-12'' boulder This should be residential hours 0.100 0.050
1-12'' Boulder Square Footage This should be residential hours 0.100 0.100
1'' Quick Coupler This should be residential hours 0.100 0.100
1'' Swing Joint This should be residential hours 0.100 0.100
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lucyconklin / test_new_group_importer_commercial.csv
Last active November 29, 2018 15:52
Item Description Residential labor hours Labor Hours
Cats This should be commercial hours 0.100 0.050
Busted Bales This should be commercial hours 0.100 0.500
Colorant This should be commercial hours 0.100 0.500
Commission This should be commercial hours 0.100 0.500
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lucyconklin / item_groups.csv
Last active August 14, 2018 20:57
Item Description Type U/M Set U/M Materials Cost Materials Sales Price Labor Hours Labor Cost Labor Sales Price Price
1" Quick Coupler 1" Quick Coupler Non-inventory Part Each Item each (ea) 70.13 206.38 0 0 0 206.38
1" Swing Joint 1" Swing Joint Non-inventory Part Each Item each (ea) 55.52 163.39 0 0 0 163.39
1.1/2" Poppet & Bonnet 1.1/2" Poppet & Bonnet Non-inventory Part Each Item each (ea) 185.06 544.61 0 0 0 544.61
1.1/2" Shutoff Valve & Handle 1.1/2" Shutoff Valve & Handle Non-inventory Part Each Item each (ea) 60.92 179.28 0 0 0 179.28
1.1/4" Poppet & Bonnet 1.1/4" Poppet & Bonnet Non-inventory Part Each Item each (ea) 62.07 182.66 0 0 0 182.66
1.1/4" Shutoff Valve & Handle 1.1/4" Shutoff Valve & Handle Non-inventory Part Each Item each (ea) 60.92 179.28 0 0 0 179.28
2" Ball Valve 2" Ball Valve Non-inventory Part Each Item each (ea) 45 132.43 0 0 0 132.43
2" Poppet & Bonnet 2" Poppet & Bonnet Non-inventory Part Each Item each (ea) 185.06 544.61 0 0 0 544.
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lucyconklin / test_item_group.csv
Created August 7, 2018 19:07
We can make this file beautiful and searchable if this error is corrected: Unclosed quoted field in line 9.
Item,Description,Type,U/M Set,U/M,Materials Cost,Materials Sales Price,Labor Hours,Labor Cost,Labor Sales Price,Total Sales Price
"1"" Quick Coupler","1"" Quick Coupler",Non-inventory Part,Each Item,each (ea),70.13,206.38, - , - , - , -
"1"" Swing Joint","1"" Swing Joint",Non-inventory Part,Each Item,each (ea),55.52,163.39, - , - , - , -
"1.1/2"" Poppet & Bonnet","1.1/2"" Poppet & Bonnet",Non-inventory Part,Each Item,each (ea),185.06,544.61, - , - , - , -
"1.1/2"" Shutoff Valve & Handle","1.1/2"" Shutoff Valve & Handle",Non-inventory Part,Each Item,each (ea),60.92,179.28, - , - , - , -
"1.1/4"" Poppet & Bonnet","1.1/4"" Poppet & Bonnet",Non-inventory Part,Each Item,each (ea),62.07,182.66, - , - , - , -
"1.1/4"" Shutoff Valve & Handle","1.1/4"" Shutoff Valve & Handle",Non-inventory Part,Each Item,each (ea),60.92,179.28, - , - , - , -
"2"" Ball Valve","2"" Ball Valve",Non-inventory Part,Each Item,each (ea),45,132.43, - , - , - , -
"2"" Poppet & Bonn
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lucyconklin / developer_standards.md
Created May 4, 2018 15:56

| Standard | Junior | Mid | Senior

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lucyconklin / ljc_job_search_action_plan.md
Last active April 18, 2017 19:56

Post-Grad Job Search Action Plan

#1: Job Search Plan: Schedule and Goals

Schedule

I will be landing in Georgia on the first week of May, so all of this begins the next week: Monday, May 8th - Tuesday, May 9th - 11AM meeting with New Fire Media (freelance now, possible jr. dev later) Wednesday, May 10th - Thursday, May 11th -

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lucyconklin / questions.md
Created April 14, 2017 19:10
  1. How serious an impact do you think automation will have on our economy from now until you retire?
  2. Who are the winners and losers in automation?
  3. What do you think it means to be a responsible citizen around this issue?
  4. What role can Turing play in advancing civic responsibility in response to the challenges automation will bring?
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lucyconklin / practice_interview_reflection.md
Created April 14, 2017 15:31

Practice Interview Reflection

Lucy Conklin

What happened in the interview/practice?

On Wednesday April 12, I met with Marina Corona. She asked me questions about my background, the languages I know, SQL, and she presented me with a technical challenge.

What are some best practices of technical interviews that you've discussed?

Always be positive and say 'pros' first when asked for pros and cons. Show up 2-3 minutes early, not any earlier. Ask the recruiter/contact what the dress code is like and dress one step above that. Bring your laptop and have versions of your app running on localhost to demo. Ask questions at the end of the interview. Make sure they know you are also interviewing them.

What did you excel at in the practice?

Marina said I was great at talking through the problem, and she was impressed that I immediately went for recursion. I was a little surprised to hear that because I thought I went way too slowly while working throught the problem. I've gotten this feedback before thoug

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lucyconklin / ljc_assessment.md
Created April 5, 2017 00:03
Turing 1610BE M4 Assessment part 1
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lucyconklin / lucys_turing_story.md
Last active April 17, 2017 14:59

My Turing Story

Before Turing

I had a dream job. I also had a dark secret. I was working as a college professor (awesome!), and working for myself (also awesome!), and living in a coastal California town where people often go for vacation, drawing pictures of birds! But, every month on the 20th my student loans and rent were due on the same day. I dreaded that day and I almost never had enough money for both. I was in a dark place, and I realized that I was not on my way to achieving any kind of long-term goal. (house, dog, international travel, any kind of disposible income) My bosses loved me and told me that they needed a retirement exit plan and I was part of it. BUT they are public employees so I could look up how much they made. My boss was at the peak of her career and REALLY like incredibly good at what she did and she was making $63k and had not gotten a raise in 8 years. That was a sobering moment for me and I knew then that college professorship was not in my future. I am a big fan of the idea