I would like to focus on this because it is something to take note of. And maybe, just maybe this can be my thing. I say this because for an assignment and for a project I did the planning/storyboard, I got full-credit (even though it was only 30 points), the plan was set, but as a one-person team it was a bit overwhelming. I did get things done, but the fact that I didn't get to finish them is a shame. All of that work wanting to be finished, but of course I was of fault since I didn't "prepare for war" apparently. Of course the process of the assignments got me thinking that I should learn more tips and make sure I can do more through when things go wrong. I'm saying this because I want to make sure when I plan things out it will be as good as it gets and for when I am team manager. I have a feeling that whenever it comes to group roles I would probably be the one to be the manager, of course even I try not to show my excitement upon that role, I would always ask if anyone else wants to take on that role. I got more information upon tips that could help me organize myself, desk, workplace, etc. It also gives me more information by having even more links that could help out, which is really helpful. (www.thebalance.com/organize-everything-in-your-work-life-2276035). Hopefully though more experience and research I can get more better and be more confident on unexpected events.
Summary box:
- Organization isn't for everyone but it should be something people should consider doing
- Make sure to plan things through
- It never hurts to look for tips
- Even doing little organization can make a difference through work or even life
- It takes critical thinking and looking ahead; making sure things go smoothly