https://codesandbox.io/p/sandbox/todo-react-final-knnnfr?file=%2Fsrc%2FComponents%2FChecklist%2Findex.js%3A56%2C1 Please review my code and let me know where there is a scope for improvement.

Hey guys, hope you are all doing well. I got hired as a front end engineer for a company in London recently! I also got accepted to build a booking system app for a retreat centre in Portugal and am working as a project manager/ front end developer for that project. The road to getting into tech has been a long and hard one, but definitely building the crypto app was a huge benefit - the interviewers really liked it a lot. Also working on the squared app was crucial in getting the job as there were a lot of questions on Agile and examples of team work etc. I really hope this message motivates you guys to continue coding and becoming better developers, it will pay off . Just follow essentially whatever Cristean says and you will get a job 😂

This past month was a bit insane: countless doctor appointments, one surgery attempt which failed, countless trips between Poland and warsaw, turning 30. And hopefully, after next week, I will have a boring life for at least 6 months. Thanks for bearing with me (I hope I didn't cause too much trouble). Next week, I will finally, get my nose fixed, so I will be able to breathe. I will get a septoplasty (straightening my broken nose), which will allow me to remove my polyps, which will allow me to get rid of sinusitis. So next week I might have to cancel most, if not all calls, because I will be in hospital, and I'm unsure what I can do or not do yet. I will have to move the Sunday's calls on Saturday (tomorrow), because Sunday I will be traveling all day to the country where I will be getting the surgeries. Again, I apologies if I messed some things up, next week will be the last week, when this will happen

We are on a roll

after a couple months in the squared project, I finally got my first real dev job!! Whilst I already had the skills before joining this community, my biggest hurdle was always the lack of professional experience, but now with Cristian's squared program I was able to have something on my resume so that employers could look at it and not think I'm a total noob, but now that that is no longer the case my professional dev journey can finally begin!