Full Answer Section

Resolution:

I first talked to my manager about my concerns. We discussed the project timeline, and I was able to get some additional resources to help me with my workload. I also started working more efficiently, and I was able to make some progress on the project.

I also started taking some time for myself outside of work. I went for walks, read books, and spent time with friends and family. This helped me to relax and de-stress, and it gave me the energy I needed to focus on my work.

What I would do differently:

If I had the opportunity to do things differently, I would start by asking for help sooner. I was hesitant to ask for help because I didn’t want to seem like I wasn’t capable of doing the work. However, I realized that it was better to ask for help than to struggle on my own.

I would also start taking care of myself sooner. I was so focused on the project that I didn’t take the time to take care of myself. This led to me feeling overwhelmed and stressed. If I had taken some time for myself, I would have been better able to handle the workload.

Why I would stay with my initial course of action:

Overall, I am glad that I was able to resolve this challenge. I learned a lot from the experience, and I am a better engineer because of it. I would stay with my initial course of action because I believe that it was the right thing to do. I was honest with my manager about my concerns, and I was willing to ask for help. I believe that these are important qualities for a software engineer to have.

Additional Information:

This challenge taught me a lot about myself and about what it takes to be successful in my career. I learned that it is important to be honest with my manager about my concerns, and that it is okay to ask for help. I also learned that it is important to take care of myself, both physically and mentally.

This challenge was a difficult experience, but it ultimately made me a stronger engineer and a better person. I am grateful for the opportunity to have learned from this experience.