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B4 Portfolio Template

Area of Emphasis

What do you want to focus on this inning? What do you hope to accomplish by graduation? I want to focus on JS testing with selenium. I hope to get my personal project up and running fully styled.

Assessment

Include your final outcome (pass/fail) and a reflection based on answering the following questions:

Post-Grad Job Search Action Plan Template

#1: Job Search Plan: Create a schedule & goals

Each day I will go over e-mails and see if anyone has responded. I will spend my mornings looking up and applying to jobs, and 2-3 hours after lunch to work on my person site, I hope to have at least two interviews a week and two cold outreach meetings. I will keep an eye out for code related meetups in order to meet more people. While working on my I would like two get a job within the next two months, if I get any offers by then I will accept it if I get no more.

#2: Longterm Career Plan: What are your career goals?

Withing the next 5 years I hope to be in super proficient in ruby and JS, if I am able to get into a Video Game company I will take it. It's something I've always wanted to do. In the next ten years I hope to be in the position of a consultant/working for myself, where I have a decent network and have people coming to me with short jobs they need done. I met someone at a meetup in this posit

Guidelines: Documentation of Practice/Actual Interview Participation

Directions: During Module 4, you've had a few in-class models and practice sessions for technical interviews. You may have also participated in mock interviews or actual interviews outside of these class sessions. Please write a summary and reflection of 4-6 sentences on your interview participation in a gist that you'll link in your career development deliverables file.

I had an interview with Kaleen Baker at Procore. It was very good because she was really nice and we had a good talk. It set me up to get a feel for how interviews are and I'll be better prepared for the next one. I did well talking about my technical abilities but feel I could have done better with my own personal story.

  1. Company: EdgeLink
  • Person: Will Kennedy
  • Date: 6/30/2017
  • Result:
  • Asked a couple questions about what people tended to look for in applicants
  • Had a decent conversation, didn't get a chance to meet in person
  1. Company: Vertafore
  • Person: Michael Dowd
  • Date: 7/5/2017
  • How are jQueary and JavaScript related? jQueary is a javascript library, syntactic sugar to make javascript pretty. jQueary searches through html.
  • What do you know about node thus far? What have you used it for? Not much, only used it for this mods work.
  • In what order will the console log's appear in each example on the board? Both chronologically

M4 Reflection

Fork this gist and answer these questions to reflect on your learning experiences.

  • What brought you to Turing? My sister
  • Where do you see yourself after Turing? California
  • From concepts taught in class or your personal learning, what technical concepts do you enjoy exploring most? I really like

Template: Module 4 Action Plan

This is your deliverable from the Job Search Strategies I session

Module 4 Goals

List your longterm goal(s) of what you want to accomplish by the end of module 4

  • I want to have a job offer before I graduate

Strategy To Achieve Goals:

In this section, break down your longterm goal into smaller goals that you want to work on each week and/or day

  • I will get at least one interview for every week in Mod 4

Most valued knowledges/fields of interest

  • Currently really curious about Javascript and want to get into it more
  • C#

Favorite people to work with.

  • People who are on time
  • Easily contactable
  • Reliable

Values and goals

How have you experienced microagressions in your time at Turing or in your life?

  • I don't believe I have here at turing, besides everyone no knowing how young I am, but that's not a microaggression imo.
  • The problem is i naturally don't give a shit what people think and like proving people wrong, so if things like that were ever said to me I probably just used that to push harder into what I was doing.

What ways have you been able to address microagressions that you have seen happen?

  • I don't know that I ever have.

What role could you play in interupting microagressions for others?

  • Set an example on how to not make assumptions based on someones looks/characteristics.
* What project management strategies did you use in your projects this module?
* We appointed a project manager and they told us what to do over slack.
* What went well?
* They were able to see our strengths and appoint us to things we could do getting the project completed
* What would you do differently next time?
* Maybe find something better than slack to use like waffle, we implemented it but didn't really ever look at it.