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I would say you're screwed. Here's some advice, focus on the 30% of each of the 5 area's you need the most to do something with. The rest is just noise right n

I would say you're screwed. Here's some advice, focus on the 30% of each of the 5 area's you need the most to do something with. The rest is just noise right now. Usually my personal process is to spend 70% of my time on one area in particular, picking up the others as I need to learn new information for what I'm working on at the time. But that doesn't seem to be an option for you so well, good luck.

franl 13y ago
Haha, I appreciate the frankness (seriously). Great tips, thank you! Btw, I'm not trying to become an expert in five things in 90 days. I just want to get comfortable enough in each that I can confidently tell prospective employers/partners "I'm not an expert in X, but I can productively use/do it." Your 70% approach is the sort of thing I'd like to adopt as a long term learning process.