What I did today…

Welcome to Wednesday’s CTP class. Today we started our day typing. The exciting new thing today is we met with Devin to do our monthly ‘check-in.’ We had a good chat about how class is going and how I think I am doing… I was pleasantly surprised to hear that I am performing better than I had assessed myself. I’m noticing that in this second month, I’m becoming more familiar and comfortable with the tools and skills being taught, as well as with the group of people in my class.

I’m delighted to share that I’ve been practicing my skills with my family at home, and they’re responding positively. It’s truly rewarding to see our family learning and growing together. Next, we focused on practicing how to make a flyer, and then we created one for our class assignment. It did take me a bit longer because I made a mistake at the beginning, but that’s all part of the learning process. Thankful to end the day with this posting and do some of my Skillsoft education. Cheers to a wonderful evening.

What I Did Today

Today, I created a flyer for the PRO class. I adjusted and modified the background photo, additional photos, and the text to look more professional. Google Docs did not allow the background photo to fill the entire document. I modified the background photo by adding a border around it, the opacity, and brightness to make it look more professional. Later, I worked on finishing my accountability assignment.

What I Did Today

Today we did our tech articles and its amazing how dominant Nvidia and AI is in the industry today. I continued working on the advanced networking lab. I could not figure out why the Windows VM could not ping the Debian VM, but it was good practice to try out different network configurations and using different tools and commands to troubleshoot.

What I Did Today

I started off today by posting some job listings, experimenting with the wording to try to make them feel less formulaic. Two of the listings were also from recruiting middlemen, which I regret, but I’m trying to find more remote jobs and those are taking over LinkedIn’s remote section. I followed by making several additions to the B-Corp project. Finally, I updated my resume in preparation for an informal job interview.

Job Listing: Remote Medical Record Specialist (Full Time)

Sharecare is looking for a remote Medical Record Specialist! This position involves processing and dating information-release requests, validating and quality-checking authorizations, and answering incoming calls and email. Sharecare requires a HS diploma and would prefer two years of experience in the medical field, but the latter is not a hard requirement. Consider applying today!

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