(1996)

In my work I always aim to get better and try to help others to the best of my ability. I keep different types of users in the back of my mind to ensure the best user experience. I value honesty and people who are open about their mistakes rather than always blaming it on something or someone.

There is a lot of value in vulnerability and asking for help. We are all learning as we go, despite the fact that imposter syndrome tries to make us believe otherwise. I'm not that afraid to say my opinion and aim to give my two cents if I see things aren't being done optimally.

If there is no humor involved then life is too dull and no proper bonds are formed.