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This might not be for everyone, but considering we are working with development teams, I find it very helpful to have at least one programming language under our belt. The logic of SQL is a lot easier than any of the other programming languages the devs use here. And being able to understand at least a bit of programming would be immensely helpful when talking to both POs and devs. Also it's kind of fun... you didn't hear that from me.

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After talking with Tony today, I am not sure how to properly write a concise problem statement.

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Overwhelmed with the project and measuring data to support our problems. 

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Overwhelmed with the project and measuring data to support our problems. 

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In the future, we should incorporate a scheduled feedback time with the trainer so that we aren't switching up our idea at the last minute. This results in limited time to restart fresh while trying to meet all criteria in the project.

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In the future, we should incorporate a scheduled feedback time with the trainer so that we aren't switching up our idea at the last minute. This results in limited time to restart fresh while trying to meet all criteria in the project.

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Helping us out with SQL stuff!!!

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This is Kaseb btw, she personally reached out to me to help me think of a project idea because I was lost and I'm forever thankful.

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Huge shot out to Aleah killing it during the game we played this morning!!
-Michael

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My mentor - just being there for help, guidance, and alleviating some stress. 

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My mentor - just being there for help, guidance, and alleviating some stress. 

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I always win when I help team members. Having your team feel comfortable or in a good spot about something always feels good just from helping them. 

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I always win when I help team members. Having your team feel comfortable or in a good spot about something always feels good just from helping them. 

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after this week's quiz I was able to understand more of the ACs and the structure of using GWT and being able to utilize the tools I need to be successful at this

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Kaseb FTW! Thank you for helping with the survey monkey idea, and sharing this with the team. This has helped us tremendously :)

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Kaseb FTW! Thank you for helping with the survey monkey idea, and sharing this with the team. This has helped us tremendously :)

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It's week 4, and we still don't know what teams we are going to. 

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It's week 4, and we still don't know what teams we are going to. 

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I feel as if the goals and requirements should have been more fleshed out when we were assigned the project. There is a high chance of external team members losing track or sight of how to properly formulate a problem or process for UWM

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As always helpful and always willing to sit down with you and break things down!

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Interacting and networking/reaching out to people we've never met -- sometimes, we're redirected to new people and they may be OOO or unavailable. Maybe 1-2 extra days would be ideal for this project since we're dependent on information from so many different individuals

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Do we graduate after the 25th or when we are on the floor and have to complete certain tasks?

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I understood GWT better than I did before. It was better explained this week.

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kudos to kaseb for showing us surveymoneky

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kudos to kaseb for showing us surveymoneky

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I'd like more clarification or training on how to make certain things measurable. Data isn't always available, so creating it is an option but some of us are unsure of how to do that.

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I am a little bit overwhelmed with SQL. I know with more practice I will feel better, but I am a little nervous about applying it on the floor and feeling really solid about it.

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When we still weren't confident in SQL after 2 trainings, Tony made time for another session with us to help us understand more.

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I am feeling more and more confident about the material we have covered so far (minus this week), and it feels great to understand these different concepts.

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not having a quiz next week and working on my project. 

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not having a quiz next week and working on my project. 

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problem solving class provided earlier in training was marketed to trainees as a useful but not necessary class. in reality the final project was crafted around this class

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problem solving class provided earlier in training was marketed to trainees as a useful but not necessary class. in reality the final project was crafted around this class

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problem statement creation assignment during ba-x

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problem statement creation assignment during ba-x

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When it came to the project, the mentors were unable to refer trainees to other BAs/TMs. Trainees don't know if they are getting everything that they should be out of the mentorship program. They didnt know what the mentor checklist was and they dont know if they are covering everything. Also, some mentors left for more than a day without informing training or their trainees, leaving them without guidance during the project portion of the program. It is hard to go to the huddles with the mentors at this point because it doesn't align with the training schedule.