So, being the, for lack of a better word, head of this project is turning out to be quite a substantial amount of work. To be honest, it is more work than I initially thought it would be. But, it's a challenge, and who doesn't like a challenge, right? Though it's been a rocky start, I'm confident that TwentyX3 is actually going to develop into something pretty cool. I've got a great team working with me-Ian, in charge of building the website and technical stuff for the most part, and Julia, who is basically my right-hand woman. So, kudos to you guys. Just the notion that a group of college students-eighteen to twenty-something, is being given a chance to take something from its foundations and launch it into something that could be well-known, is actually very awesome. Julia and I are graduating Seniors this May, so this could be a potential boost for our careers.
We're still in the beginning stages of developing the website, forming databases, and establishing contacts and connections to make the transitions between the stages of this project a little easier, but I know it's going to shape up just fine.
While developing this project, I have faced a few ethical dilemmas and questions that I have had to take a step back and analyze my own sense of ethics and morals and just how far I'm willing to compromise my own values for the sake of an internship, or even a job. I'll write more about that later.
So, here's to take off.
-Tee-
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