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Goal Progress– October 2020
This is my report, which continues on from the Aug report. After that report, I made an effort to work a little harder. This is where I am. Reading Goals Here were my goals for the year. 3 technical books … Continue reading
Career Goals and Inspiration
Many of us start working in technology because we enjoy programming or software or data or some other aspect of computing. We usually have some excitement that gets us motivated to start learning or apply for a job. Over time, we … Continue reading
Goal Progress Report–Aug 2020
This is my every other month report, which has worked out better than every month. Last year I tried every month and when I didn’t make progress, I started ignoring reminders. For me, the too often a reminder was demotivating. … Continue reading
Goal Progress Report–June 2020
It’s time to evaluate where I am with learning this year. I didn’t set goals until March, as I was gone early in the year. This is my first quarter review of what I am doing for myself this year. … Continue reading