Checklists are important tools in the workplace, at home, and even in our creative work. A well-organized plan of attack can account for errors or double-work. Having a checklist not only begins the brainstorm and organization process of every project, it also creates goals and helps visualize the task at hand. To expand, by creating a checklist at the beginning of a project or workflow, you know how many tasks you are working on and who is assigned to those tasks. It can help you to chunk up tasks and begin organzing your tasks into like categories. Not only can checklists make us efficient and organized, but they are also great for flexibility and improvement. Because it is a checklist, tasks can be modified, improved, editied, or even deleted. This creates flexibility in the project and also in a team's mindset.
I really want to work on my organization and follow through. I want to become skilled in many languages and widen my coding skillsets, but I believe that my strongest skillset is meticulous organization. This is a skill that is prominent in many careers, but I know I will shine in the field of programming. Having neat and organized code in a well documented version control program will make me a strong team player who can explain her code and creating organized project boards with thought out checklists will make me strong leader. :hugs: