I am planning to change my career path in next five year. In longterm UI or UX designer will be a great option, but at the moment I do see front-end developer as a great starting points for this transformation. I would say the destination at this point is able to step into the industry and start to practice what I learn.
Below is what I wrote for sprint 2I think it still apply. But also I do find at sometimes it hold me back when I trying to apply the “design mind” to the coding. Will be interesting see how I switch my hat completely.
Below is what I wrote for sprint 2:
I think it still apply. But also I do find at sometimes it hold me back when I trying to apply the “design mind” to the coding. Will be interesting see how I switch my hat completely.
Teamwork will be hard, as I personally could be the baggage dragging my team down.
My time management skills is not shape enough to mange this intensive study yet, but I believe it could be developed during bootcamp.
Keeping focused will be quite challenging as well.
Able to communicate efficiently and clearly will be a great skill to gain, consider how bootcampe structured.
Able to developing my leadership skill which I personally find really useful while doing project.
Trying to solve it by myself first as it is a great to understand the problem better. and learn to set a limit to how long you trying to figure it out by yourself. 15minutes is a good ideal, and learn to cut at a good point where you need to seek for help from discord or the facilitator.
I expect to get feedbacks, good or bad, and it will light the path a bit during the study.
- I expect myself able to get the job done. Enjoying the learning. And having fun.
To achieve that, I need to :
1. Better time management skill
2. Learnt to plan things and follow the plan.
3. Something done is better than something perfect.(nothing is perfect)
4. Be aware of what’s going on and keep practice mindfulness.