My Co-Work Experience

It was my duty to decide on which cadets would be going down to the Junior High to mentor younger cadets on marching, inspection, and PT. I made pass lists/permission slips and I had to make sure these things were turned on time or else JROTC would be in trouble for allowing students to leave without consent from the school and their parents. I liked being in charge of so much and I was happy doing other things for my program. My first year on staff showed me that it’s important to have responsibilities distributed among people. All the stuff staff is in charge of was way too much for one person to

I attend a military school and i have been a part of many leadership roles at Fork union Military Academy. One of my unique experiences was when we were drilling my company to prepare for a parade. I am a day student which places us in our own platoon. In my day student platoon there were no cadets with rank at the time which means we had no particular leader. This was the perfect opportunity for me to take charge and become the temporary leader for the drill. I had no real experience with drilling besides the steps i have learned while being at FUMA for 2 years at that time. . I drilled the cadets in front of the 120 cadets in my company. I did particularly well besides one mistake on a facing movement. Taking this leadership role earned me

SGT Summerville was my team leader and primary key custodian for the section and I was the alternate for both as a Private First Class. SGT Summerville was a NCO that believed because she was NCO that she did not have to learn our system, foster a cohesive team of mutual trust, led by example, or poses a military bearing and professionalism. I did not trust nor see any of the Army Attributes and Competencies instilled in her so I did all I could to minor SFC Boozer and pushed myself to learn more and become the SME on our team. I believe SGT Summerville was a toxic leader because she would not take responsibility for anything she did and would blame her Soldiers for all failures of our team. The first day of the division level exercise she did not read the SOP that SFC Boozer created and started up the CGS incorrectly, which cause a catastrophic system failure requiring over 14 hours of work for the system to be Fully Mission Capable (FMC). Instead of her telling the truth when SFC Boozer arrived, she decides to blame another PFC and myself for the system failure. SFC Boozer was very angry and upset as this was day one the exercise, and our system was one of the Commander’s top priorities. SFC Boozer instructed that whoever was responsible for the system failure would reboot the system, meaning someone would have to work 36 hours straight, to get the system FMC. SGT Summerville turn

Everyone was angry but wouldn’t stand up to her. However, she kept egging it on and on about how she was the only one working and eventually, I snapped, I told her to shut her lazy mouth and that I quit. All I can remember was crying in my car on the way home because I thought my dad would be mad at me, but it turns out he was more proud that I had stood up for myself. To this day, I know I have an issue with authority, or rather an issue with authority mistreating hard working people just because they have more power or stance in the workplace. So I can relate to the Sammy who stood up for what he believed was right and stuck to his guns until the

Working with my co counselors is really difficult at first because for the most part I’ve never lived with these girls before and prior I had been in the same cabin with the same girls each summer. As a counselor, parents trust me with the lives of their children. I’m still a kid, how could anyone ever expect me to take on such a responsibility. Nevertheless being a counselor is an indescribable experience. I have now had the same campers for four summers. When people ask my about my camp experience I immediately whip out a my phone to show them a picture of my campers, its like a grandpa walking around with his grandkids school picture in his

Dust flew up as my feet fell heavily onto the ground under the weight of the large bag of trash I was carrying. Angry words muttered their way out of my mouth under my breath. My friend walked beside me in the same circumstance. We were in the midst of summer camp, nearing the end, a seemingly uneventful week had passed. Soon the work around camp had begun to increase: throwing out trash, setting up a gateway, taking tents down, etc. IT'S the scoutmaster's job to delegate tasks to the scouts, however most of the work seemed to fall on me and a few others. We basically did just about every job in the camp eight times over WHILE others had barely moved a muscle. I decided to have a talk with my scoutmaster concerning how the work was being unfairly distributed. I sluggishly walked over to the adult area to find the scoutmaster reclined in his chair, his head

There is a connection between my faith and my coop experiences. For instance, would be anthropology which is one of the course I took. This relate since both of them includes interacting with people and knowing some information about them and their culture. I have to know how to interact with other people since I want to work in a hotel management, which I learned and had an idea from both of my course and experiences. I learned from both of them about people's different culture and style: the way they dress and what clothes they prefer to wear. I found out some different perspective such as what kind of style or design do specific person prefer more and look best at. Moreover, I have faith that I will become the person I want myself to be

I live in a small town on a small island where most people are of European descent. However, what we lack in cultural differences, we make up with different personalities.Being able to work with people becomes an important lesson. As a leader in band and Key Club I learned important lessons in dealing with different people and how to handle situations in a mature manner and with a calm head. My Junior year I was elected to take on the position of section leader taking charge of the flutes in my band. Many people were very happy than I had gotten the position, I had already taken on leadership roles in the past, but the only Senior in the group felt that it not fair that she had not been given the role. After several months of trying to make

For my job shadowing experience, I visited my step-father Joe Stankula at Midwest Health Center in Dearborn, Michigan. During the day, I was able to observe as he worked as the head of the IT Department. He constantly needs to monitor the flow of the servers and make sure other people can do their jobs. He has direct power over the internet and phone lines. The equipment he handles runs the building, without it, the business wouldn’t be able to function.

In the summer of 2016, I began my first job. I had multiple superiors like Danny, and one coworker,

Toni is a good supervisor. The teachers in my placement are also very professional. I did activities, washed toys, cleaned rooms,recorded children's routines,talked my observations to my mentor. I always sing songs and support children's food and nap time. I am trying my best to be a good team member in there. However, last week I made a mistake, I made apologizes to Toni and my Field mentor. On Monday after I changed diaper, I helped the child to wash his hands. There is a small chair under the sink, there are some pictures on the wall to show the children can stand on the chair to wash hands. So the child stand on the chair and I was holding him, my legs also

I was lucky enough to watch the NROL-76 Mission live and saw the fourth successful landing of a Falcon 9 at landing zone one. I would like to also congratulate you and the rest of the SpaceX team on the historic SES-10 Mission, watching the successful reuse and landing of an orbital class rocket was incredible.

During my first cooperative education placement, I worked at Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co. (GMO), a global investment management firm that has its global corporate headquarters in Boston, Massachusetts. GMO provides a broad range of investment products, including equity and fixed income strategies across global developed and emerging markets, as well as absolute return strategies with a value orientation. Their clients are primarily large institutional investors, and as of December 31, 2014, they had $116 billion in assets under management.

"Winning is important to me, but what brings me real joy is the experience of being fully engaged in whatever I'm doing." says Phil Jackson, a former American professional basketball player. People always whine about how their first job experience was terrible and there’s only one reason which is not getting enough amount of money for their work. I think people need to think that job is not always about money as I discovered from my first job.

The ladies conference was held in the church building, and we were assigned to take care of the children and assist with feeding the congregation. The meeting was starting at 8:00 am; However, we arrived 30 minutes earlier to help with the arrangement of the furniture. The ladies began dropping their kids to the daycare room around 8:15 am. I could not help noticing that most ladies seemed overwhelmed and tired though there was this particular lady who came with tears dripping her face.