I'm almost finishing up my university education as an engineer, and I've learned so so so many skills the last two years mostly (first two years in uni were the most useless in my life), including programming, circuits and systems design, practical mathematical methods, and the list goes on.
However I'm just a human, and I live and let forget, or however you say this :p So my question is directed to people who had many years of experience working, and had to deal with many projects that requires multiple skills. Do you keep references to review how to do something? Or is it just YOLO and google it? Because I'm sure no one can memorize everything concerning how to do things! I'm suffering from it, and I think it's similar for software developers.
How should I go with managing my skills? How do I avoid losing them with time? And what is the best way to get back to them after a time of not using them? (I'm talking mental skills not physical skills of course)
However I'm just a human, and I live and let forget, or however you say this :p So my question is directed to people who had many years of experience working, and had to deal with many projects that requires multiple skills. Do you keep references to review how to do something? Or is it just YOLO and google it? Because I'm sure no one can memorize everything concerning how to do things! I'm suffering from it, and I think it's similar for software developers.
How should I go with managing my skills? How do I avoid losing them with time? And what is the best way to get back to them after a time of not using them? (I'm talking mental skills not physical skills of course)