Community Interview As A Interview For A Community

I interviewed a senior citizen named Debbie. Debbie is 57 years old and was born in Lynchburg, Virginia. She was raised with two other siblings. She has two brothers and she is the oldest of the three. Debbie attended school for thirteen years completing elementary school and high school followed by four years of college. Debbie graduated college with a degree in Elementary Education. Her various occupations over the past years have ranged from a caretaker of small children, homemaker, Sunday school teacher, and general managers of different business. She is currently the general manager of a

I interviewed Ms. Adal she has a M.Ed., Special Education, and her experiences as a service provider has been over five years. She is able to manage her time, because she is a well-organized person. In addition she shared that, she is single, and she is a very dedicated

When thinking about which resources are available to our community, it was not possible to come up short. There are innumerable services available to our community, and I chose one of special importance to me. The Livingston Regional Hospital is one of the many resources in our community, and being a hospital, they offer many services that can assist people in many different ways. I also interviewed a lady that goes to my church who works there for patients with respiratory problems. In this paper, I will be; presenting the services that the hospital provides, evaluating an interview, discussing how I think that they contribute to the community, and discussing what I would like to see added to the community in terms of health care providers.

On the afternoon of October 24th 2014, the EOP freshman were required to attend an EOP career fair. Not only was this a unique one-on-one experience, it was also a great opportunity to get an inside look of what our futures can consist of. During this time, like other students, I was to speak to a couple of people in my career path. Even though, there were a less than five people I spoke to, I managed to ask important and informational questions. To start of the fair, I walked around several times, trying to locate those who I was most interested in speaking with, and on the third time around I spoke to Norelia Cerda- Caldera. The reason I spoke with her was because she received a bachelors in Phycology and Spanish, I found this interesting due to the fact that

Today Julie Frana, a staffing specialist/human resources recruiter from Manpower came in to talk to our health careers class about interviews. I learned a lot of different things from this presentation.

Worker: One of the steps we identified is to join a social group in your community at least once per week. This will increase your changes to network and socialized with different people who are similar yet different than you. What do you think?

A few specific career goals for the next few years and beyond which are driven by the above. Two involve gathering experience working with different populations in new capacities. One of these is working with the young-adult to middle-aged age range. Assisting those living with

As a strength, I am an influential leader, pushing my friends and students to reach their goals. I strive to inspire them to persevere through life’s difficulties. Having an education is the key towards being able to pursue my goals. I need to have the best preparation possible to effectively help others. While working at the Albuquerque Job Corps I have developed my knowledge by working with others which expands my interest in social work. A student named Luisa Perez from the Albuquerque Job Corps recognized an article from the Albuquerque Journal about myself. She was inspired by how I earned a high school diploma including three associate degrees at the age of eighteen. Miss. Perez acknowledged how much time and effort I put towards my education as she did the same. I notice that Miss. Perez really pushes herself at the Albuquerque Job Corps. She received her GED at the age of sixteen and is now focusing on her certificate for Office Administration. She is the President for her dorm and is part of the Student Government Administration. Miss. Perez would like to work on her dental assistant degree after she graduates from the Albuquerque Job

The person I am interviewing is Rebeca Rios. She is my mom’s friend from work. She was born march 22, 1992. Her parents names Bob and Julia Rios. She has 2 siblings named Tommy and Bobby. She has lived in Bowling Green Ohio he whole life but doe travel sometimes. The school she attended was elmwood. She is small but looks older than she actually is, she is Mexican American, and she says “Like Beyonce”

On November 9th, I had the wonderful opportunity to meet Kelly Miller from the Minneapolis branch of Randstad. Kelly has been a Senior Recruiter there for the past two years and has been in the Human Resources world for eleven years. Kelly’s role of a Senior Recruiter includes developing and managing a group of professionals for U.S. Bank and Wells Fargo, growing/maintaining a network of sources to pursue qualified candidates, and provides training to candidates on resume construction, interview techniques, and other coaching needs. In addition, she has taken on a broad range of responsibilities in her career including being a Manager of Staffing and a Director of Business Development. I stumbled upon Kelly’s contact 5information via The Edge as she was recently hiring interns there and I couldn’t have selected a better candidate to interview.

When I arrived at the library, on a typically average monday evening, I was not particularly sure on the work I was getting myself into. But, when I found out I was cleaning the computer lab for an hour and hunting for missing books, my worry fled. I had plenty of experience cleaning, and knew that book hunting would be simple, it was a weekly task on my visits there to check out my own books. When I arrived at the

After high school I struggled through numerous retail jobs. As fate would have it however, my wife would introduce me to someone who worked with the Chicago Public Library. I was able to land a job as a CyberNavigator, assisting patrons with technological issues and promoting digital literacy. During my time as a CyberNavigator, I worked in numerous underprivileged communities where I spent most of my time helping patrons find jobs online or applying for financial assistance through the government websites. Connecting with numerous organizations in the community, I established my library as a center in the community where patrons could actively come to find assistance on a number of digital literacy issues. I finally felt a sense of pride in my work and it prepared me for my future endeavors in civic engagement.

Maricruz Lira is a first-year college student at Chaffey College she has yet to decide what career path she would like to go in. Though there are some paths that’s she’s looking into one would be an elementary school teacher. Since she was small she has always felt grateful to teachers that took their time to teacher young children. Especially those who help children who have trouble learning or that help those who are behind because they take a longer time to understand the material they are taught. Maricruz also has many hobbies she likes doing in her spare time like reading many books especially on mythology and she has a passion for gardening and roller blading. In the end, this person enjoys the outdoors and being in the company of others

Although my major is psychology, interviewing an English lecture, Ms. Cornie Nulton was a great chance for me to broaden my knowledge, particular in English, enrich my experience, and reinforce my belief in my academic career as well as life. The interview has occupied my mind because it was not formal, but friendly and enjoyable instead. We were like friends catching up with each other, though she was still the one who answered my questions most of the time. Thanks to my careful preparation prior to the interview, everything went smoothly. My main focus in this interview was the relationship between the career and the personality, and what I gain was more than just the information that I expected.

When I grow up I want to be a librarian. I interviewed a woman named Jez Layman. She is an Adult Services Librarian at Indian Prairie Public Library in Darien, Illinois. Indian Prairie Public Library is a mid-size library in the Chicago suburbs. She works part-time, 26 hours a week. 8 hour shifts on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; and a 4 hour shift on Tuesdays. On the side she runs 2 blogs: one about her job working at a library and one where she gives life advice to teenagers and young adults about growing up.