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Work Work... Week 6

Write a journal entry that addresses these points:
  • What is your professional networking strategy?
  • What are your and job search / refinement plans?
  • Identify clearly the first step, to be done in the next 2 weeks. You will revisit this in your week 8 Journal Entry.
I am in an interesting place work wise coming out of this quarter. I have a great job that I was able to get through leveraging skills I gained in the program. Where I go from here really is within the organization or move out to others. At this point, I am not stagnant in my work. There is still ladder to climb and opportunities on the horizon. A few years in my position and I may be able to move to a supervisory role or into a more higher level of project management. For now I need to keep my projects on track and push to get them as close to automated as I can. This will allow me time to excel and refine my workload. 

One step in the right direction would be to expand my use of scrum tools in my current job. This should align with my senior project as well as give me a leg up in my current roles. I think I will start there.

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