To me it looks quite good! It's great you're focusing on your **impact** rather than to only write about what technologies you've used. e.g.

> *Analyzed data from various sources to identify issues **impacting growth and profitability across product and service offerings.***

Perhaps you could throw in some numbers there like you did in this example below?

> *Utilized innovative methods to increase efficiency and decrease run times for all reports by over 15%.*

Some bullet points feels quite generic though if that makes any sense? E.g.

> *Utilized a variety of tools and technologies to conduct data analysis and visualization.*

I'm sure that description could fit in with most data scientist out there, so it's not necessarily something that you need to add to your resume.\
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I'm sure you've brought lots of value during the last 6 months, whether it's helping out to build features to deliver a mission critical application, helping peers to get familiar with the new code base or what not! All these activities are often critical in a successful project, so just try to reflect over what you've done and distill what impact it would result for the end customer. Best of luck!

Entry-Level Software Engineer at Startup Company

Markus Ingvarsson

I think that the best approach to address this is to focus on the most critical or high-return tasks at hand. Keep your tabs and other resources organized in a place where you can easily return to them when you have the time. If you don't end up revisiting some of them, it's likely that they weren't crucial enough to begin with.

A key aspect of dealing with this issue is learning to accept the fact that you may not be able to cover everything, even if it's occasionally uncomfortable. Remember, you're not alone in feeling this way. I can completely relate!

I can really recommend Todd Motto's courses. 

<https://ultimatecourses.com/>

He has many great courses, including courses in JavaScript, React, Angular, and HTML + CSS.

Check out his YouTube channel if you want to get an idea of his teaching style - [https://www.youtube.com/@ToddMotto](https://www.youtube.com/@ToddMotto/featured)

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