We wrap up the journey talking about making career choices and how to accumulate value in your current role.
Bonus: Hardworking shark!
We continue the Mastercard Journey here, talking about my first rotation and some of the best practices I have when taking on a job.
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A multi-part article talking about my Mastercard Journey, some best practices I adopt and how I think about navigating a new industry.
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A continuation of part one touching on more general, conceptual topics such as:
What is productivity?
How to keep on track when learning coding?
My thought processes when solving problems
Reflections for the longer term
A quick introduction to coding and Python (Part 1)
Why should we learn to code?
Course reviews and recommended pathway
A 10-Hour Conversation to understand Bali abit more than I would have.
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Calvin and Hobbes was a big part of my life when I was growing up. They taught me lessons and created worlds for me to partake in which still resound deeply within me when I revisit them occasionally.
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Out in the desert… there is no water. But hey, this post is about things that we often take for granted, though we really shouldn’t.
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Today’s topic, which I have ruminated about for a long time, is about teachers. Teachers in school, life and work – all facets of life, really. I’ve always felt that if I had a wedding (and I’m pretty sure I would invite as little people as possible) I would have a special table for all the teachers that have made an impact in my life. I can list out all the important ones, but I feel they deserve their own segment in the future. I guess that’s ironic for someone who skipped as much school as possible ever since I went to junior college. But despite my penchant for truancy, I developed a love of teaching from the best of my teachers. Ever since I was a relief teacher for General Paper in Victoria Junior College after my army days, I have never ceased to teach even till today.
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