Second Quarter Reflection

 

The last three months have been a time of big learning and new discoveries for me. I've learned a lot more about how to manage projects, especially using methods that let us change things as we go. This means we work in small steps and always ask for feedback to make things better. I've also found some new and easy ways to look at project data. This helps me see how well our projects are doing and where we can make improvements. Working with different people from different backgrounds has shown me even more ways to solve problems. Everyone has different ideas, and it’s great to learn from them.

 

Of course, it wasn’t always easy. One of the biggest problems I faced was trying to handle too many projects at the same time. It felt like I was always rushing to meet deadlines, which made me feel stressed. Another challenge was when we had to change what we were doing in the middle of a project. This meant we had to be flexible and make quick decisions. Plus, our new computer system had some issues that caused delays, and we had to spend time fixing them.

 

To deal with these problems, I tried a few simple things. First, I worked on managing my time better. I learned to focus on the most important tasks first and set goals that I could actually achieve. I also made sure to talk more with my team members and the people we were working for, so everyone knew what we were doing and why. This helped us avoid misunderstandings and keep everyone happy. For the computer problems, I worked closely with the tech team to find solutions and learn more about the system.

 

Looking ahead, I want to keep growing and improving. I want to become a better leader for my teams, so I can help them do their best work. I also plan to learn more about data analysis, so I can understand our projects even better and make smarter decisions. And I will keep looking for ways to learn new things and stay up-to-date with the latest trends in our field. This will help me be more effective and make a bigger impact on our projects.

Reference:

Hollie https://vocal.media/education/studying (2017)

"How Should Students Study? Tips, Advice, and Pitfalls (Regan A., R. Gurung and Lee I. McCann April 1, 2011) https://www.psychologicalscience.org/observer/how-should-students-study-tips-advice-and-pitfalls

"High school students prepare for make-or-break test" (Zou Shuo May 17 2022) https://www.chinadailyhk.com/hk/article/271811