Dear Devs,
Many of us have been there. We had a plan. We began executing it. Then <insert life event> happened. Some of us are unfortunate enough to have this happen more than once.
Please do not highlight every time this happened in your professional life when you are in an interview. Anyone who professes to follow Agile principles understands that plans change. Focus instead on what you learned from the experience. Your life is hopefully a progression of moving on. The most successful people in the world move on when their current activities stop having a higher ROI than other things they can do.
Many of us have been there. We had a plan. We began executing it. Then <insert life event> happened. Some of us are unfortunate enough to have this happen more than once.
Please do not highlight every time this happened in your professional life when you are in an interview. Anyone who professes to follow Agile principles understands that plans change. Focus instead on what you learned from the experience. Your life is hopefully a progression of moving on. The most successful people in the world move on when their current activities stop having a higher ROI than other things they can do.
There is a reason I encourage you in your aspirations. From my own experience, which is admittedly relative to me, it is worth it. This is my truth. What's yours?
The blue line is Quality of Life. And yes, I have my <insert life event> moments. One thing I noticed is that I forgot to put the pandemic on here, but as you can see from the chart, its impact on my life was minimal.
Thank you for reading, following, and connecting with me. You're an inspiration just the way you are.
The blue line is Quality of Life. And yes, I have my <insert life event> moments. One thing I noticed is that I forgot to put the pandemic on here, but as you can see from the chart, its impact on my life was minimal.
Thank you for reading, following, and connecting with me. You're an inspiration just the way you are.