Human error and mistakes are part of everyday learning. My biggest mistake was a year ago when I entrusted my team member’s so much to handle a project. I did not follow up on their progress and on the final day of project submission, one of the team members had not completed his task. The final output was vital for the project and due to my failure of not keeping track of the project; the whole team was left doing one member task on the last day of project presentation. It was a huge setback but it gave me a valuable lesson. Since then, I always make sure to check on the project’s progress and every member’s task progress. Another stuff that I have handled exceptionally well is planning and prioritization. Before undertaking any project, I always differentiate between the urgent and the most important tasks and this has been my key in developing a perfect work plan. I also use an outlook calendar as a remainder as well as notepads. This has helped me develop a lot and even some of my team members have actually applied this technique and it has worked so well.