Ever had a feeling your past experience in a work place may creep up? Last night was one of those days. When in doubt, try again situation. You've exhausted all your options, but yet it doesn't quite match the results you had expected. Whatever the issue was, you try again. You may take a break, … Continue reading When in doubt…
Tag: Reflect
Uncertainty?
As human beings we assume a lot, but realising after it's not the case anymore. We accept those that have worked longer in employment to know more. But when we talk about agendas, we realised that's not the case. Opening up and talking about topics we enjoy can show how in depth knowledge we may … Continue reading Uncertainty?
Quick Changes
There are times when things need completed urgently. But there are methods to go about it. First think about the 5 W's. Who, what, when, why, where. Apply this logic to one of your tasks. The 'who' will factor the 'how' situation, so don't worry there. But wait just there! That's great for adding features. … Continue reading Quick Changes
Find Yourself
Spare a moment? Teach if you can. Invest in some time. Learn as much as you can. Perhaps... Share a thought together. Maybe if you're lucky... Trade a skill for another? Who knows what you'll might find. From entry level to fullstack... There's always something to learn. Call it what you want. The cycle of … Continue reading Find Yourself
Sometime it’s not clear
It's not always clear what to expect when building software especially when you're reliant on user stories that don't describe the full story. But then again, sometimes user stories can't be clear without some visual concepts what the users needs. From experience with visual concepts, many users thought this was it, concrete. Maybe that's because … Continue reading Sometime it’s not clear
Tackling programming languages from the past
Tasked to solve - is pretty much what one has been doing to date. Not knowing, but yet comfortable challenging them while time is ticking away. Rewind back to years, where self teaching new programming languages was ever so daunting. The instincts of knowing a language that would update in increments or a full re-write … Continue reading Tackling programming languages from the past
Office Politics
Things just keep changing constantly, another job another mess... a repetitive process of seeing code that may once have been produced to good business needs. But while business changes are happening, there's a lack of poor coding standard among the fast pace environment. Factors may include limited time, short fall on talent, to miss communication … Continue reading Office Politics
Fighting for your attention
There's a point throughout the working process where your attention to knowledge is needed elsewhere, but what do you do if you have scheduled work and clients fighting between themselves for your attention, but also here and there trying to bypass paying for such services? Fair play, I don't mind helping people here and there, … Continue reading Fighting for your attention
I left the process.
Finally finding out you’re the only one with a technical mind, a logical system thinker. Trying to make ends meet and continuing to learn as much as I could with the limited time I had in and out of office hours. I didn’t see any clear opportunities left after knowing the learning qualifications were in … Continue reading I left the process.
I’m in a sticky situation…
I've somehow managed to survive over one year of mayhem, demonstrating a higher accuracy rate and cleaner code with multiple solutions - now on my own out of comfort zones to challenge the unknown path to success. After continuing for three months, I've realised just how much work is involved in web development; my strengths, … Continue reading I’m in a sticky situation…
