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Prior to work as a consultant she managed Livesey Museum for Children and exhibitions for the British Film Institute. JENNIFER PULLAR Committee Member - Digital Strategy Jen is experienced building communities and engaging audiences in digital content. With a background in the arts and museums, Jen joined LMG in 2014 originally as treasurer followed by creating content for the board's digital platforms. She currently works as Communications Manager for Digital Collections at the Natural History Museum, London. CARRIE PICKETT Committee Member - Events & Partnership Carrie is a programme manager with a career that spans the museum, education, and charity sectors. With an interest in cultural learning, community engagement, and social impact, Carrie has developed creative programmes to engage diverse community groups with cultural education. She is currently Education & Learning Director at Saatchi Gallery. MAY HO Committee Member - Events & Partnerships May is a Learning Volunteer at the London Transport Museum and works in the technology sector.
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Reliability There is very less likelihood that further development and support for Django will stop anytime soon, because huge companies have built their products using this framework. When not to use Django Like I said before, Django is not a silver bullet. Here are some reasons why you should not use Django. Building a simple app If you are building an application that does not require any complicated actions. For instance, you might be building an application that just receives data from a webhook and pushes it to a queue. In such cases I would recommend using Flask over Django. High learning curve If your team members are not at all familiar with Python/Django, it's best to go with a framework they are most comfortable with, otherwise it could delay development to a great extent. A strong reason to build everything from scratch Sometimes building things from scratch is a better solution than using a framework. But make sure you know what you are doing. If you go down this path, you have my respect.
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Perspective is everything so stay motivated 2) Job Searching: There are many different types of job searching strategies (push/pull). Push strategies involve you actually applying and putting in more effort to get potential opportunities while pull strategies have opportunities come to you. In this case, use strategies that maximizes your results and efficiency. If you spend 10 hrs a day applying and there are no responses then you need to switch your strategy. Results/change don't happen unless you change the way you are doing things. a) Examples of Push Strategies: Standard applying, Using Job search/Job boards, Asking your Network for potential opportunities, Using Events/Job Fairs and even using Recruiting Agencies (usually fre e) 2b) Resume and Cover Letter: You often hear people talk about tailoring your resume/cover letter ad you've done it but is it right? One of the best ways to really tailor a resume and cover letter is done through the following steps: Identify the requirements: Read the job description and really look at the job responsibilities, the skills and qualifications and make a small table of what those key things are.