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Quality work as a SA--getting an offer
Question regarding "do good work." I recently turned in an assignment that had a fairly obvious typo--one of the entity names was screwed up do to careless CTRL+Fing. I don't plan on making the same mistake again, but does an isolated instance like that stick with you the rest of the summer? What exactly does it mean to "do quality work"--or rather to not be known as someone who doesn't do quality work?
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Re: Quality work as a SA--getting an offer
howd you get an SA without knowing what quality work is? and yes it will stick with you.. may as well quit before they can fire you
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Re: Quality work as a SA--getting an offer
Not looking good brotato.Anonymous User wrote:Question regarding "do good work." I recently turned in an assignment that had a fairly obvious typo--one of the entity names was screwed up do to careless CTRL+Fing. I don't plan on making the same mistake again, but does an isolated instance like that stick with you the rest of the summer? What exactly does it mean to "do quality work"--or rather to not be known as someone who doesn't do quality work?
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Re: Quality work as a SA--getting an offer
How exactly do you not plan to make the same mistake again? Mistakes, almost by definition, are unplanned. That's the point of rereading your work product five million times.Anonymous User wrote:Question regarding "do good work." I recently turned in an assignment that had a fairly obvious typo--one of the entity names was screwed up do to careless CTRL+Fing. I don't plan on making the same mistake again, but does an isolated instance like that stick with you the rest of the summer? What exactly does it mean to "do quality work"--or rather to not be known as someone who doesn't do quality work?
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Re: Quality work as a SA--getting an offer
It's a pretty obvious mistake, if someone confronts you about it just admit you screwed up. But one typo isn't going to independently doom you to a no-offer.Anonymous User wrote:Question regarding "do good work." I recently turned in an assignment that had a fairly obvious typo--one of the entity names was screwed up do to careless CTRL+Fing. I don't plan on making the same mistake again, but does an isolated instance like that stick with you the rest of the summer? What exactly does it mean to "do quality work"--or rather to not be known as someone who doesn't do quality work?
Doing quality work means consistently staying on top of your tasks, turning them in on time without mistakes (especially obvious ones like above). It also means not beating yourself up about past mistakes and focusing on improving your future work product.
In the future, proofreed your work before handing it in
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