Summary of Answers – Brent The second interview involved a forty-five-minute discussion with Brent, a Senior Vice President of a core business function at Lowe’s. The interview was scheduled for sixty minutes, but it was cut short due to a pressing issue that required Brent’s immediate attention. Brent is a twenty-five-year company veteran who started his career as a sales associate in a Lowe’s store while he completed his degree. He has since risen through the company ranks to the position of
I chose my friend, Rheanna Lynn Esparza, as my interviewee for my cultural interview. While I was interviewing Rheanna, I used the same questions I answered about myself during my cultural diorama presentation. During the interview, I was able to grasp a better understanding of Rheannas culture while allowing her to develop a better understanding of her own culture and family history. Rheanna identifies with the ethnic groups Latino, European, and Native American. Her father is Latino, her mother
progresses and I meet new people I began to expand my knowledge about myself and relationships I develop. I met a graduate student from Florida Agricultural and Memorial University also know as FAMU and a Mechanical Engineer a couple of days ago and I decided to do an interview about him. His name is Pablito Sanchez and the interview I conducted with him allowed me to find my passion and learn. The reason why I chose Pablito was because we are both business professional in Tallahassee. I met him at one
For my first interview, I chose to analyze my grandfather (William McGlone) and his personal work histories. At age 84, he had quite an extensive work life. After graduating from the University of Minnesota in 1956 with a B.A. in Communications, he began his job search with a strong focus on advertising. Upon learning that most advertising agencies required prior sales experience, he moved to Chicago to accept a job offer with Northwest Airlines as a salesman. During this job, he would report to
I chose to do my interview in the field office and not over the phone. Feeling that by doing this interview in person I would receive more of a connection. I walk into work early this morning so I can interview Doug Ivie before everyone else comes into the office. When I arrive Doug is already here and working on programming tank level sensors. This week Doug is in the San Angelo office and not in the Denver, Colorado office where he is normally located. He comes to the San Angelo office every two
populations and carry different titles to include counselors, case managers, milieu therapists, social workers, etc. Regardless of what title a human service worker may hold, communication between a client and professional is vital. The purpose of this paper is to introduce a client from a particular background and address his presenting issues. It will review how I would interview my client to include specific communication techniques, ways I would establish a working relationship, discuss possible boundary
For this reason, I have decided to interview my 40-year-old father, Rick Spence, to see if he follows the basic pattern of development. The interview is focused on four major categories of adult development, the categories are as follows: Physical Development, Relationships and Social Development, Educational History and Career Development, Cognitive Performance, and Views and Attitudes Towards Aging. By going through these categories I will attempt to determine whether my father is a developing at
band the Beatles. I was born in Liverpool on October 9, 1940. When I was around five years old, my parents separated and I started to live with my aunt Mimi. At the age of five my mother wanted me to choose between her and my father. I first chose my father, but when his mother walked out on me I ran after her. I couldn’t bare to not be without her. Anyway on a happier note, at a young age, I was always interested in music. People like Buddy Holly and Elvis Presley were one of my inspirations to get
and lodging. I find hospitality in the entertainment industry to be the most interesting. Depending on what kind of job it is, you can work with artists or actors, front of house or back of house. Everyday will be different. There are so many different routes you can take with hospitality, which is why I am interested in it. Live music, for instance is one of my most favorite things; to be surrounded by music, sounds like an enjoyable lifestyle to have. Those thoughts have created my reality to where
I got my first job when I was seventeen years old. Living in a small town, there were only three job options for teenagers. We had a McDonalds, a Waffle House, and an Ingles supermarket. My best friend at the time worked at McDonalds, so my choice was obvious. I thought it was going to be great. I got to work with my friend every day, I got weekends off, and I did not have any bills to pay, so the extra money was a plus. Once I actually started working, my opinion changed very quickly. My friend