Changing Turn Case Study Report

5. What is the most difficult challenge you have faced to date in your job?

Please describe your most challenging academic or professional experience and your response to that experience. *

Tell me about an assignment that was too difficult for you. How did you resolve the issue?

Attendance officer of the National Honor Society at Colton High School is my closest affiliation with office experience. The duties of this position were to keep an updated and organized file of attendance and volunteer hours completed of an estimated 100 students. I created a profile page for every student within the club, which included their name, grade, attendance record, and volunteer service log. I then organized the files in a binder, categorizing them by grade and arrange them in alphabetical order. I obtained this position for one year and was awarded a scholarship from the club for my service.

My plans for the week were to just catch up on some school work I needed to do, become more organized, and get tutoring after school for my Physics classes. I had also planned to do more searching for clubs and figure out what I needed to buy to begin learning how to program C Sharp. I didn’t end up completely catching up on all of my school work and I didn’t go after school for tutoring because I needed to focus on work for other classes first. Though I didn’t end up completing all the things I planned for, I did go after school Tuesday to learn more about the Robotics club and I plan on joining by the end of the month. I found out that they are transitioning to C Sharp to program their robots and that they have members who have been coding for years so I could get some help with learning C Sharp which was really convenient.

When I heard what we were going to do with Mrs. Putman’s class I thought it was a good idea. I knew that their class would like us reading to them and making a story. When we did read with them they loved it and that made me happy. Mrs. Putman said they talked about it all day. The only thing I was worried about was maybe that the person I had to read with would be shy and it would be harder for me to talk to them and ask them the questions for their stories. When I met the person I was reading with, Caden. I didn’t have to worry anymore because he had no problem talking with me and answering the questions I asked and even asking me questions back. I was excited to about the plan because the project was a fun idea for their class and I knew

Working under my auntie at her charter bus company was hard work. "That's not a real job if you worked under a family member." Most people would say that's not a real job because I worked under my auntie. Even though I am her niece, she still treated me as a regular employee. She paid me minimum wage and expected me to work for that. I worked 4-6 hours a day on average. To begin with, the start of my day consisted of cleaning multiple buses, in the hot summer weather. That was the downside of my job. Besides the fact that I had a job while on my summer vacation, I had to clean after passengers who didn't have any responsibility for their belongings. Passengers left all kinds of things behind after their trip, cell phones, food, and sometimes

One of the biggest challenges I faced was when I discovered the animal technician in my research lab was manipulating data, and I was placed in the uncomfortable position of having to inform my supervisor of this objectionable behavior.

In this world, there are lots of problems and everyone should help one another or step up to do something about it. Over the summer, I was part of the SAFE Credit Union Internship of 2017. This was a two week program where I got to experience what it’s like to have career at SAFE. There were interns from three different schools including my school, Mesa Verde High School, Rio Linda High, and Cordova High. On the first day, all the interns met at the branch on Madison. We introduced ourselves to one another and shadowed tellers, branch representatives, and even managers. However, by the end of the two weeks on a Friday afternoon, all the interns had a group presentation to present where we had to impress the top professionals. It was about our

MY DISABILITY – When I emailed my supervisor and communicated to him I was having health issues due to my disability, rather than working with me to make accommodations, they let me go. This was not expected by anyone.

During this leadership demonstration I decide that I was going to step out of my comfort zone and do something different than the suggested demonstration ideas. My original idea did not work out, I wanted to build hygrine bags for the homeless and hand them out at Our Place, an organization in Victoria. When I contacted them they already had an event set up to hand out five hundred bags. I was thinking about volunteering with them to hand out the bags, but the idea of this project was to lead a demonstration. Volunteering felt like being a follower to someone else’s idea. So, I decided to go with the self-care idea, but it was difficult to follow through because I felt like it was dumb and was not going to

My first job at a manufacturing plant was as an administrative assistant to the division manager. One day, my boss asked me to inform a fellow employee that

Things seemed off to a rocky start weeks before the event took place, which led us to go in with relatively low expectations. Last minute venue changes, a late addition cooler fee, ticket "donations", and generally not a lot of promotion or attention on the event page led us to believe that it was going to be somewhat of a logistical disaster. And to be honest, the venue was nothing impressive and being in a inside/outside location during a cold night

You remember when I got my first job? The postal duties. Well, that is what I sort of do now, but for the government. When I first applied for the government agency postal service, I had to complete a test to see if I was right for the job. I somehow passed. I regret It. The following day, they told me to come to the government building alone. At first I thought It was strange how they distinctively told me to go with no one else, but they told me that it was all a part of the

When I look back at my activity as a whole, I would consider it to be a success. My cooperating teachers loved it, the director liked it, and the children liked it. I left field that day feeling extremely happy and satisfied. During the children’s lunch discussion time, a