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Me, Unfiltered

As I sat to begin writing this, I sat perplexed on what this post demanding me to deliver. A heartfelt tale of my journey that reflects my accomplishments in life. Society conditions you to humble yourself. But that’s not this post is about! We all deserve our 15 minutes of fame, and I decided mine will be highlighting why I’m proud of myself. So, this post is who I am.

I am very good at communicating and empathising with people and know how to address an issue without escalating the issue, great at compromise. My reputation is built on possessing remarkable grit. While I might experience frustration, I consistently dedicate myself and exert double the effort to accomplish tasks or acquire new skills.

However, I struggle with being easily distracted and anxious, making it challenging for me to stay focused during lengthy meetings. To address this, I've been working on improvement strategies such as taking short breaks and diligently jotting down notes. This helps me better grasp the discussions and provides a reference point for later recall in case I forget details.

When I started University I began it with no knowledge of business and a limited experience in the coding community. Over time, I gained a deeper understanding of the intricacies involved in maintaining a business platform. Now, with a broader mindset, my goal is to contribute by finishing projects, communicating effectively with stakeholders, and providing the necessary resources for them to establish their online presence.

My journey in IT began right after high school, marked by a dedication to learning and intense effort to enhance my skills, which has cultivated a strong sense of grit within me. Despite my initial lack of experience, I've actively engaged with the STEM community, embarked on a three-month IT internship, and am consistently applying for new positions and jobs. This proactive approach showcases my commitment to continuous improvement and overcoming challenges, even in areas where I may lack expertise. Furthermore, I understand the significance of bonding with fellow BI colleagues, team leaders, and developers, and grasping the attributes they seek in new team members for their BI team. I aim to enhance my skills to match these criteria and become a valuable asset to the team.

I follow the Women in Digital forum that displays both membership exclusive and public events. These events are essential to building my brand network and increasing my personal branding. Likewise, I follow many Businesses Intelligence specified companies in Brisbane that are promoted through Women in STEM events and platforms.

As someone who has grown up with social media, I can empathize with the impacts of the more complex factors associated with the internet. Due to the anonymity that any individual with a platform can easily assume, there is little risk of repercussions. Consequently, the ability to spread fake news or engage in cyberbullying has become increasingly effortless. The notion of social technology functioning as an online community is further evidenced by the prevalence of cancel culture. A mass reckoning on a particular individual online can quickly tarnish their personal brand. Therefore, as I establish an identity online, I am decidedly careful when choosing which platform to promote my image, and I hold the companies I associate with to the same standard as I. In turn, I avoid aligning my image with controversial platforms.

Another challenge encountered by online networking opportunities on social media pertains to the absence of boundaries concerning privacy. Without proactive measures, individuals' risk having their information sold to third-party vendors. Although there are laws and agreements in place, some entities are less than ethical in their disclosure of information usage.