| Project: Cross-Pollination - Pitch Battles | |
| Group Member Names: Kevin Simpson, Dylan Meskis, Haley Jacobs | |
| Project Expectations: What does each group member hope to get out of this project? | |
| Haley - A better understanding of the backend, solidifying React, beginning to work with TypeScript | |
| Dylan - Work with front end to get a better understanding of front end process, improve Git workflow, utilize caching and background jobs where applicable | |
| Kevin - Solidify animation in React, improve router implementation, incorporate rebase (maybe TypeScript/PWA) | |
| Goals and expectations: |
Template for DTR Memo Project:Build Your Own Backend
Group Member Names: Laura Shamus & Haley Jacobs
Project Expectations: What does each group member hope to get out of this project? Laura - Better understanding of backend. Haley - Better understanding of backend.
Goals and expectations:
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My StrengthsFinder themes were not surprising to me at all. The five strengths I was given were empathy, futuristic, restorative, deliberative, and harmony. My first strength was empathy, and I’ve noticed myself using that strength to help others when I know they are struggling with a concept that I understand. Another strength I’ve seen come in to play is my tendency to be futuristic. When I’m struggling myself and want to give up, instead of using “in the moment rewards”, I imagine the life I want for myself and how completing Turing will help me reach my future goals. Harmony described my extreme dislike for conflict and that has continued into my work at Turing. I have trouble bringing up problems I may have with partners, and even trouble asking for help sometimes when it seems everyon
| **• Write 1-2 paragraphs about your StrengthsFinder themes: How have you seen yourself using these strengths at Turing? Has your understanding of these strengths changed since you first reflected on them? If so, how?** | |
| My StrengthsFinder themes were not surprising to me at all. The five strengths I was given were empathy, futuristic, restorative, deliberative, and harmony. My first strength was empathy, and I’ve noticed myself using that strength to help others when I know they are struggling with a concept that I understand. Another strength I’ve seen come in to play is my tendency to be futuristic. When I’m struggling myself and want to give up, instead of using “in the moment rewards”, I imagine the life I want for myself and how completing Turing will help me reach my future goals. Harmony described my extreme dislike for conflict and that has continued into my work at Turing. I have trouble bringing up problems I may have with partners, and even trouble asking for help sometimes when it seems everyone |
| #### What role does empathy play in your life and how has it helped you? | |
| Empathy is such a strange concept because it comes very naturally to some people and not very naturally to others. While growing up people always called me the nice girl so I would like to think, and even thought, that meant I was a pretty empathetic person. However, I've come to realize that empathy and kindness are not the same thing. It is not as difficult to be kin das it is to be empathetic, and while I do not have to work at all to be kind it has taken some practice for me to truly empathize with other peoples pain. It wasn't until I was in college I began to realize that to build strong relationships it is necessary to become selflessly immersed in another persons feelings to truly be empathetic, and that's when I began to open up to other people as well as listen and care more deeply. |
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