You gotta be nimble

You want to work in IT? You might want to stretch first, so you can stay nimble. I have a long list of projects that need done this week. That list changed twice yesterday, one project being moved to next week, and another being added to this week. Today, that added project has been postponed to a later date. I’m sure some of the details of the others will change before the week is out as well.

It’s a good thing I’ve been keeping my project list in OneNote so I can edit it all in one place, eh? 🙂

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