Thoughts on labbing concepts that you already have down fairly well?

Like a golfer does when he hits the putting green or a football player does when the practice tackling. Do you practice concepts you know well or at least know at a functional level?

Do you assign yourself projects to hone your skills?

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Zorodzai

I try to but have found that just assigning myself a random task does not seem to help much. I find it easier when it's something related to work then the end result of my 'labbing' actually has a practical use. I find most labbing, study guides in particular, to be a bit unrealistic in terms of proposed scenarios

N2IT

I agree that real world work scenarios are far greater than fake controlled projects.

With that said I like to assign myself one particular task and not stop until it's completed. It seems to help reinforce what I know and allows me to extend my knowledge as well.

shodown

You can never cover the basics enough.

gc8dc95

I would agree. It seems that much of my labbing is influenced by my work projects. It helps add depth and realism.

Even though I know some of the concepts well, it is nice to continue to utilize the skills and look at the effect of minor changes.