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What is the value of a checklist? | |
Checklists for me, primarily speak to structure. | |
Structure is valuable because it gives a basis to build from, a foundation to fall back on, | |
and a starting point for every project. I am a creative type, so I am usually the first to admit the value of chaos, | |
however you do need some order and guidance for project execution. Usually folks who don't rely on written lists still | |
have mental ones. For me a tangible checklist, thought to paper (or computer) is valueable to free up space for other | |
thought storage, and structure to harken back to when creating and building. It give me the freedome to not only | |
rely on my memory moment to moment, and lets me rely on p;reviou brain space and work. | |
What do you plan to improve upon while at Turing? | |
I mean the easiest answer is "literally all of it". I am really excited to be starting on something that is genuinly so | |
new, I have spend time with folks through this program, and folks in this industry, and I am not to worried about my | |
ability to pick up something new. I am however really excited to pick up something so very new. I am also excited to | |
improve on my own professional developemtnt, my tech comfort and capability, and my comfort in more "9-5" and | |
professional spheres. I think it will be nice to work on my proffessional networking. Over all I have a lot to learn | |
and chief among that will be learning what I need to improve on most. |
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