Editing this to provide a bit of clarification - I'm currently in school to up my developer game, but my current/most recent position is not a dev position.
The consequences of not being able to devote a major portion of my time to learning to code. I went from being a full-time student to a part-time one, and I was not ready for the change.
Because of where I work, when I (finally) finish, I don't actually want to see code because I'm learning at the same place I work.
Helping others succeed at what you're trying to accomplish is hard. I have many down days.
Make sure you have someone to keep you accountable! Accountability partners are important.
Stay true to yourself, your mission, and your goals.
Editing this to provide a bit of clarification - I'm currently in school to up my developer game, but my current/most recent position is not a dev position.
The consequences of not being able to devote a major portion of my time to learning to code. I went from being a full-time student to a part-time one, and I was not ready for the change.
Because of where I work, when I (finally) finish, I don't actually want to see code because I'm learning at the same place I work.
Helping others succeed at what you're trying to accomplish is hard. I have many down days.
Make sure you have someone to keep you accountable! Accountability partners are important.
Stay true to yourself, your mission, and your goals.
Great takeaways Tracy.
Thanks!