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       When I signed up for Dev Bootcamp, the only thing I was interested in learning to do was how to program in Ruby and JavaScript. If I could get a handle on these skills, I was sure that I would be able to get a job as a developer so that I could finally escape the grasp of jobs based in administration and customer service.
  
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      In addition to gaining a higher emotional intelligence in regards to myself, I also learned a great number of tools for working on a team. My favorite tool is A.S.K. Feedback: feedback which is Actionable, Specific, and Kind. As long as all members are willing to give and receive A.S.K. Feedback, we can learn to work as a team quickly and efficiently.
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      Knowing how to learn is a skill which is vastly underrated in the “real world” but highly emphasized at Dev Bootcamp. Thus, one of the greatest skills that Dev Bootcamp taught me was how to focus my learning so I can reduce the amount of time between researching a new language and putting it to use. For example, one skill I practiced was jumping in and playing with the code. In this way, I can learn agilely: get something small working first, and then build from there.
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