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[PD] Plan your Life as a Developer #31

Open BerwinE opened 1 year ago

BerwinE commented 1 year ago

From Induction created by kfklein15: CodeYourFuture/Induction#7

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The typical CodeYourFuture trainee (you) will have made a plan in their head on how to take an intensive training like ours and still find time to work, look after a family, and children, solve legal issues, get healthy, commute, etc. This plan is typically inaccurate to the actual time and energy levels needed to dedicate enough time to each one of the activities, particularly studying.

This plan will typically last until you graduate, at which point you will have planned to return to your everyday life until you find a job. We know that successful CYF graduates begin their lives as developers when they begin our course and continue throughout life.

If you want to be a developer, you have to act like a developer daily. Becoming a developer is not about getting a job. It’s about playing a role in software development weekly, daily, if possible.

Becoming a professional in this field requires constant improvement and practice. It doesn’t stop after your training. This training will be just the beginning. Whatever plan you make, you must project it for the rest of your life.

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What is the purpose of this assignment?

Let's identify your weekly activities and availability,

Now let's reflect on the outcome An important goal of this exercise is to observe your life from an external perspective.

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BerwinE commented 1 year ago

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XYY8FrN9hFkgZ7kf0coAMTLohhh5CrBDYiwTIM2MN6E/edit?usp=sharing

BerwinE commented 1 year ago

link to my relection statement https://docs.google.com/document/d/18NeT-9-h8Ii6DwGr5G6u_mGqkSSNijX7nVmy2rxKER0/edit?usp=sharing

kfklein15 commented 1 year ago

Excellent reflection. Keep balancing it all and ensuring you get the rest you know you need.