I saw this book six years after I graduated from college.

When I graduated from high school for 10 years, graduated from college for 6 years, and graduated from Master's degree for 3 years, I saw "I am an IT hacker". On the cover of the book, the book says "to the younger siblings who are still in college, especially those who want to do it in the future". I know that I am not a reader of this category. however, if I have mastered the IT field, I am not a new student?
I am ashamed to say that I have never dared to tell the fact that I have been a computer professional and I have been studying this field for four years at a university or three years at a master's degree. there are always a few questions that confuse me: what aspects are involved in the computer field? What is the role or role of each course in college in the computer field? I cannot say that I have been thinking about these issues. in the past few years, these problems only occasionally flash in my mind, and then it's gone. over the past two years, on the basis of analyzing myself gradually, I have gradually become familiar with myself, and have gradually made myself humble to treat all kinds of questions in my mind.
Seeing this book is a recent issue. Although it was too late, I was glad that I finally saw it in my confusion. I skipped it, read it again, read it carefully during the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, and take notes in the book, not only including the content worth marking, I also think about it.
I once complained that I didn't know how to fill in my volunteers and finally transferred them to a remote school during the college entrance examination. Now I want to come and think about many things, all of which are due to causes and consequences. If I don't know how to fill in my volunteers, is it related to my lack of independent? Lack of independent thinking skills is not related to self-learning? I don't know whether self-study is correct. Is it related to my idea of having too few "Long live exams ?......
To sum up, you need to make the following steps:
Reading (basic theory, professional technology)
Conclusion (DILIGENCE)
Communication (similar technical fields, time management, knowledge management, and life)
Practice (write programs by yourself, practice projects, coordinate learning and Family)
Mentality (optimistic and positive, impetuous, everything is not too late)
Goals (analyze your own advantages and disadvantages, test your personality, and plan your career path)
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I saw this book when I graduated from college for six years. At first I was so frustrated that I was still lucky: it was not too late. I will lower my position and ask myself as a new beginner. Of course, I have to choose to add more knowledge to myself based on the actual situation. it's not too late. I should trust myself and never give myself the following conclusion: "I can't do this."/"I have no hope." "I'm not creative"

Also, I was wondering if I should write down my own experiences and compare them with you in this book, so that I can draw lessons from my teachers and sisters?

 

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