[PD] Review your development plan

Luke-Manyamazi commented 1 week ago

Coursework content

Once again, think about the Build Your Life plan and your latest Career Development plan, and review the goals you want to achieve. These should still be linked to the areas you want or must develop.

Remember: 2-3 areas are enough to change in such a short time, so it's better to focus on a few, get them nailed, and then choose another area.

Ensure you are not only thinking of technical knowledge you want to acquire but especially skills and processes that will help you become a developer.

Examples of goals

Short term: Practicing coding = Code 1 hour a day on weekdays
Medium-term: Enhance my written English = Trying to correct by myself the errors that the automated grammar tool is showing in my text
Long term: Get a job in tech = Send 1 tailored CV per day when I have graduated from Code Your Future

Estimated time in hours

0.5

What is the purpose of this assignment?

Define where you want to be in the short, medium and long term. This helps give you perspective and clarity of where your direction is and if you are doing the right things to get there.

How to submit

Share your development plan link as a comment, open to anyone to comment
Write a paragraph, as a comment on this issue, about what you have learned/changed

Luke-Manyamazi commented 2 days ago

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1F16EbCo8iTYF9JwKRGPLVCWKo170oqX6V__aIRaM8Jw/edit?usp=sharing

Luke-Manyamazi commented 2 days ago

It has been two months of a long, tiring, but incredibly educational journey. At the beginning, it was a bit confusing as I tried to grasp things on my own. However, unlike traditional learning methods, CodeYourFuture (CYF) has taught me to become self-directed, learning both technical and soft skills independently. With the invaluable support of volunteers, this learning experience has been truly rewarding.

I have gained a solid understanding of key concepts, including how Git, VSCode, Python, and, most importantly, JavaScript work. Additionally, I’ve developed personal skills in communication and collaboration within group settings. I’ve also cultivated a willingness to help others who are just starting their journey in IT, further enriching my experience.

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