My Ideal Job At Brookshire's Grocery Company

I want VP of Alumni Relations later in my time here so I can really branch out and learn about all of the alumni. Networking with the Alumni can help me find a job and give me experiences talking with people in the business world. I can learn some inside information about what certain companies like and proceeded to pass that information along to the rest of the brotherhood. With this position I will be able to see what it takes to get a good job and how to better prepare myself for the work force.

3. What were some of the best lessons you learned from your experience as a frontline manager?

The job itself isn’t bad, depending on the shift and the day anyways. Our duty is to cook food in a fryer, oven, rotisserie, slice meat and cheese on a slicer, serve customers, wash dishes, and the list could go on. For example, if there is a night shift there 's a long list of things we have to clean. If the staff work together, we’ll be able to leave work early. For instance last night we were able to get the job done. Megan and I were the only ones there to close the store last night. We are normally supposed to have three people closing and Megan was sick so I had to do a lot of cleaning. She hated the fact that she kept asking me to do things, but I really wasn 't doing anything. Like the phrase same stuff, different day. That 's not how it 's said, but you get the idea.

Diversity constitutes a multitude of variations and differences. Everyone has distinct features that differentiate him or her from the one another. Whether short or tall, big or small, we are diversified. In order to help others, to change the world, or to create social cohesiveness, thorough knowledge and experience with diversity is necessary. For this matter, social work is positioned around diversity ethics and as a social worker one must proactively work with a diversified population throughout his or her professional career. Even though I have always had a strong interest in the social work profession, having numerous personal experiences with diversity allowed me to further realize that I had a passion to help people no matter who or what they are. The two experiences that I have had involving diversity and that I recollect the most are that of adjustments I had to make as a student at The University of Alabama and experiences that I have had throughout my three years on my current job at Walgreens.

Her first job was a retail floor manager with Macy’s. At one time, she was a flight attendant for Pan American Airways; which was one of her favorite past employment experiences. After Pan America, she transitioned into sales positions for some big corporations, both inside and outside of sales positions. Out of all her jobs, she said that the jobs that dealt with customer relations gave her the best experience and prepared her properly for her current position.

None of us are exempt from the task of grocery shopping. Whether we provide for a large family of seven requiring two grocery carts per week or grab a basket of goods once a week to fuel our single lifestyle, the grocery store is a mainstay for many of us. So, what if you could earn cash while completing this weekly chore?

The Hooters restaurant has me wondering something. Richard, you mentioned the airline was notoriously sexists in the early days. This is so true. This transgender outrage has me wondering what is in store for the future? So, what if a transgender wanted to work at Hooters? I have seen some men that can put on makeup and wear heels better than I. What if, the transgenders started wanting "equal rights” and to work at Hooters. Sadly, I think it is only a matter of time before something like this happens. As far as what I have seen at Hooters, the clientele is nothing where they belong...but then again, what is the transgenders started going to the restaurant? I have seen/heard of stranger things.... would the courts rule in their favor?

My background includes serving as a customer service associate within many different environments. Most recently, I worked at the customer service desk for Whole Foods Market-Saint Paul, where my responsibilities included handling customer merchandise returns, issuing refunds/store credits, answering phones, and back-up cashiering during busy periods.

Work: I currently am employed at the Giant Grocery store in Upper Providence, PA. I have been working as a cashier and occasionally a stocker for just almost one year. I work after school and on the weekend for four hours per shift, four shifts per week.

Kyle Thomas is a loyal and malleable part time employee, able to adapt to different schedules, rushes, and even able to replace another employee if they are to call out. However, his availability during Monday, Wednesday, And Friday are 4 P.M. to closing. He is unavailable to work Tuesdays and Thursdays due to Archery practice and may need to give a notice to request off for a tournament. Other than those two exceptions, Saturday and Sunday he is available 24/7 and can even widen his schedule is there is no school on a particular holiday or during school breaks. He is very caring as well and excellent with anything math related, such as cashiering. Though he does need to be trained to do different tasks around the store such as welding

Currently I am working at Blue Sky Specialty Pharmacy as a pharmacy technician. I gained most of my pharmacy experience from CVS Pharmacy, I learned the proper way to work Pick- Up, Drop-Off, Drive-Thru, and Production. While employed

In 1883 Bernard (Barney) Kroger invested 372 dollars that consisted of his life savings to open the first ‘Kroger’ grocery. That first store, located at 66 Pearl Street in downtown Cincinnati, would soon turn into the giant retail chain that consists of nearly 2,500 stores all over the country and most recently produced sales of over 76 billion dollars. Barney Kroger was revolutionary in the formation of the modern grocery, in that he was the first grocer to have his own bakery, as well as selling meat and other groceries all under one roof. Kroger was also the first to manufacture the products that he in turn sold in his own store. This was the beginning of what is today one of the largest food manufacturing companies in America.

An appeal to working at Whole Foods is the concern they manifest for the business. Gaining profits appears to be the least or their concerns. Most companies are just out to make money, they do not care who they hurt, or what unethical behaviors they must do to make a profit. The company appears to be of equal opportunity and desires to see their employees excel within the organization. Working for Whole Foods would make and individual feel as if they are a part of a team. Whole Foods desires what is best for the organization, they are determined to hire and train employees they deem valuable. I have worked for an employer who felt that experience is the best trainer. Consequently, training was non-existent, so I spent most of my time learning

I worked at Walmart from 1998 till 2006. I started out as an overnight stocker. I then went to days as a sales floor associate in the Hardware Department. In 2000 I became the Toy Department Manager. I was a Toy Department Manager for 3 years. In 2003 I transferred to a different store in order to focus on my education. At the new store I worked in the Grocery Department as an Overnight Stocker/Backroom Receiving Associate. In 2005 I moved to my third and final store. My husband joined

I would like a job that is rewarding and where each day is somewhat different from the next, which is possible with visual merchandising, because retail is always changing visually to keep up with trends and seasons. In the short term, I hope to get a visual merchandising internship or a job where I can gain more experience and use my skills that I have learned, in the retail environment.