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2008/03/18

今天自己的想法還有跟許老師談過後的筆記

  1. 去找 toung 的 thesis 來看，看看這種跨領域的 thesis 要怎麼寫，看我有哪些跟它相像，哪些跟他不一樣，所以我該因此去找哪些相關的資訊來補足我現在不知道的地方
  2. 自己要知道自己厲害的地方在哪，自己做的東西哪裡好哪裡不好，自己哪些地方進步了，不管別人怎麼說，當建議聽就好，因為最懂得人應該就是你自己。
  3. present 的時候要避重就輕，不是吹牛，也不是說謊，只是先把做的好的，做完成的先present 出來，接著在講哪裡還沒完成，或是哪裡還有 limitation。這樣先讓別人知道你做了什麼，有哪些東西做好了，再講哪些地方沒有做好。不然直接 present 沒做好的地方，會變成別人覺得都是問題，而忘記你其實也做了不少東西。
  4. 我太乖了，ORZ，已經不只一個人這樣講了，不是，是有很多很多人這樣講了。人當然要謙虛，但是，對自己也需要有自信，講話堅定穩重，決不口軟，但也決不要跟別人吵架，因為那樣不值得。
  5. 改變自己，不要期待別人改變，尤其是年紀越大的人越難改。
  6. 要學著去跟自己不同性子的人去相處，你既然明知到對方喜歡怎樣的interaction 方式，雖然必是要直接照著對方的方法做，但是可以試著去改變自己去和它相處的順利一點。
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