Watershed Project Pros And Cons

At the end of it all… We have reached the finale, the conclusion of this project. This crescendo of information has begun to reach its falling action, soon to become the dénouement. However, although I say all of this as if it was easy to reach the dénouement, it was not. I became frustrated and my nerves felt like they were shot from all the stress I was undergoing trying to get an interview. Of course for every low, there must be a high, and that came from just gaining information of a career that I love. I learned many things from this project that I am sure will help me later on. As I was searching and calling for interviews, no one seemed to answer my calls, leaving me stressed for the ever coming deadline. Looking for someone to interview was by far the hardest part of the project due to trying to squeeze yourself into someone else’s schedule, which did not always mean that you would actually be able to fit. Looking for an interview for this project was like looking for a needle in a haystack, almost impossible but when you find that needle, by golly are you happy. Another part of the project that caused me great frustration had to be from the Watershed moment, although it was minorly helpful, due to the fact that this …show more content…
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