Tell me about yourself
During my senior year of high school, I enrolled in a visual Basic 6 class. The first day homework was assigned, I instantly knew I would pursue a career in software development. After high school graduation, I went on to receive an Associate's Degree in Computer Programming from Linn State Technical College. During my enrollment, I continued building on a foundation to create software. After receiving my Associate's, I enrolled in Lincoln University. Again, I built on the foundation to further my goal in software development, but I also started to get a better idea of how software works interchangeably with systems. Just before the beginning of last year, I received a Bachelor's degree with honors in Computer Information Systems. While searching for employment, I also started looking for structure that would set me on a specific path for an enjoyable and rewarding career. I eventually decided upon C# for its commonality with many employers IT departments and I have been building on the specific C# foundation since then using Visual Studio.NET.
What are your five greatest strengths?
I am dependable, inventive, a team player, the owner of a great attention to detail, and a leader when nobody else steps up.
Three weaknesses?
One, I practice in too much quality control which leads to the goal, but sometimes creates a longer path to the goal. Also, I take many things literally and need more specific descriptions. Finally, being taught in specific ways makes it hard to learn, but I learn best through examples.
Tell me about yourself
After high school graduation, I went to Linn State Technical College while participating as a bookstore work study for four months until work ran out for the school year and eventually received an Associate's Degree in Computer Programming. Just before the beginning of last year, I received a Bachelor's degree in Computer Information Systems. After graduation from Lincoln, I started looking for software development jobs, while trying to find structure and continuing to gain skills.
What are your five greatest strengths?
I am dependable, inventive, a team player, the owner of a great attention to detail, and a leader when nobody else steps up.
Three weaknesses?
One, I practice in too much quality control which leads to the goal, but sometimes creates a longer path to the goal. Also, I take many things literally and need more specific descriptions. Finally, being taught in specific ways makes it hard to learn, but I learn best through examples.