A way to determine if you are at your place (workplace)
I will tell you about the method that will help answer the question “who am I?” And will tell you whether the work you are doing is right for you.
The method is simple - you need to see what you have been doing and what you have been interested in over the past few months.
You need to look at your search history, bookmarks, subscriptions, and recently read books. You will be able to identify topics that interest you the most. What follows from this - will have to analyze yourself.
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Something I still would like to clarify:
News Subscriptions
For example, if you subscribe to the Mastering your CSS blog, this most likely means that you want to have a better layout. If you get AdMe.ru news, you most likely want to become more talented in the field of advertising or design. Or just start to do it at last. Simple reasoning, isn’t it? But they are true. Probably it happened to everyone (as with me) to add new subscriptions to Google Reader (or another reader), and then skip all that appears in them without reading. For example, no matter how many podcasts I try with bbc.co.uk , I only want to listen to Digital Planet and Science With Dr Karl . As a result, only what is really interesting crystallizes.
Bookmarks
These are our values. When an article is bookmarked, it means: “I would not like to part with such information, it will still be useful to me.” Suppose a programmer has no bookmarks about programming. He can answer: “So what? If I am a programmer, it does not mean that I should have bookmarks about programming. ” He is right, but if at the same time his bookmarks are full of references about design, this means that the programmer is ready to improve in design, and programming him on the drum.
The advantage of this method over tests and the advantage in general
There are many opportunities in the tests to deceive yourself: when they ask if you like business books, the idea can get away from the point and answer “yes, yes, maybe I would be interested in putting a tick. But you can just look at the shelf, and see that there has not yet been a single book about business.
The method is simple - you need to see what you have been doing and what you have been interested in over the past few months.
You need to look at your search history, bookmarks, subscriptions, and recently read books. You will be able to identify topics that interest you the most. What follows from this - will have to analyze yourself.
')
Something I still would like to clarify:
News Subscriptions
For example, if you subscribe to the Mastering your CSS blog, this most likely means that you want to have a better layout. If you get AdMe.ru news, you most likely want to become more talented in the field of advertising or design. Or just start to do it at last. Simple reasoning, isn’t it? But they are true. Probably it happened to everyone (as with me) to add new subscriptions to Google Reader (or another reader), and then skip all that appears in them without reading. For example, no matter how many podcasts I try with bbc.co.uk , I only want to listen to Digital Planet and Science With Dr Karl . As a result, only what is really interesting crystallizes.
Bookmarks
These are our values. When an article is bookmarked, it means: “I would not like to part with such information, it will still be useful to me.” Suppose a programmer has no bookmarks about programming. He can answer: “So what? If I am a programmer, it does not mean that I should have bookmarks about programming. ” He is right, but if at the same time his bookmarks are full of references about design, this means that the programmer is ready to improve in design, and programming him on the drum.
The advantage of this method over tests and the advantage in general
There are many opportunities in the tests to deceive yourself: when they ask if you like business books, the idea can get away from the point and answer “yes, yes, maybe I would be interested in putting a tick. But you can just look at the shelf, and see that there has not yet been a single book about business.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/19713/
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