I second what John Maxwell says—definitely one of the best things I think you could do is set up a blog and practice some Givewellian transparency where you publish as much as you can. It would be cool for us all to learn from it!
Especially if you speak candidly about learning experiences, mistakes, and failures and how you improve from them.
I currently have a google doc that I have been using to record hours, mistakes, lessons learned, and observations. I do think I should write it up as we make a blog.
Writing down problems has seemed to function in a similar way to rubber ducking though, trying to get certain problems into words can sometimes highlight a solution, and that has been useful.
I second what John Maxwell says—definitely one of the best things I think you could do is set up a blog and practice some Givewellian transparency where you publish as much as you can. It would be cool for us all to learn from it!
Especially if you speak candidly about learning experiences, mistakes, and failures and how you improve from them.
I currently have a google doc that I have been using to record hours, mistakes, lessons learned, and observations. I do think I should write it up as we make a blog.
Writing down problems has seemed to function in a similar way to rubber ducking though, trying to get certain problems into words can sometimes highlight a solution, and that has been useful.