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10 years from now. What do you think
of your lifestyle and career 10 years from now? Talk about how you will overcome your current limitations and become the best
version of yourself in the future.
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Hellllpppp
10 years from now. What do you think
of your lifestyle and career 10 years from now? Talk about how you will overcome your current limitations and become the best
version of yourself in the future.
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While I am going into the technology field by training, surprisingly I am not looking to writing softwares. Instead, I am looking forward to leading or “owning” various projects on mid/late-stage startups, which allows me plenty of opportunity to learn while at the same time affords me some form of security as I start settling in.
I am also seeing myself analyzing data and providing insights on a business intelligence role for technology, transportation, or perhaps media companies - consulting seems to be a very interesting role at this point.
This is a bit far-flung as I am a CS student, but I am also seeing myself planning how some of the world’s busier airports can grow. I have been fascinated with airports since high school (in fact, civil engineering was my first course choice when I applied to NTU, followed by CS), and I could not see a better time than the next few years where people have the chance to fly more often.
I still have no plan to add more languages into my skill set right now, but instead I would really love to learn more about business intelligence and transport hub planning - even though depending on my future career I may not practice them professionally, I believe business intelligence can be used in various aspects of my life while learning on transport hub planning will help me to appreciate public transport systems more. Personal interest, I guess?
As a working professional I may be too busy at times I may end up eating too much processed foods and turn to a balloon - that’s why I want to learn cooking, both for myself and my partner. I tried cooking on my first year in university, and although they usually ended up either being disastrous or too much for me to eat, I hope I can start cooking better and more efficiently in the future. On some books when I was smaller I found this example, “My father is reading a newspaper and drinking a cup of coffee while my mother is cooking in the kitchen” - time to flip that statement, perhaps?
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