Personal Narrative-Fair Job Analysis

I have always loved justice, and have a very strong sense of patriotism. I was attacked by a terrorist cell while I was stationed in what was Bhutan. I led my squad out alive, except for our EOD man. He sacrificed himself for the rest of us, and was later recognised with the Medal of Honor.

1) Tell me about a time when you did repetitive work that required a high degree of accuracy.

Work place violence is very prevalent. I worked for an institute where a discharged patient gained access to the facility and brutally stabbed a technical partner in the neck, thankfully he was flown to the nearest trauma center a lived to tell his story. It was concluded that the discharged patient gained access piggybacking off of another employee swiping their badge to get into the hospital. I think we get so involved in our work day and where we need to be and what we need to do before our shift is over that we forget to pay attention to small details. The suspect managed to get out of the hospital and was found nearby off the hospital premises. I know for me working in the hospital I think of it as a place where people come for

One of the greatest life skills that you can attain is to always double check! I unfortunately had to learn this lesson the hard way. Even though obstacles come up, you can always learn from them. In this certain situation, my brother David and I thought that we did something when in reality we didn't.

On 10/30/2017, I Deputy Mignone #95 was assigned to Intake/Release. At approximately 1600 hours, I was called to cell HD-6 to assist with giving an inmate his medication. I met my supervisor Sergeant Johnson #150 along with multiple other officer. I witness inmate Matthew Spradlin standing in the cell with feces on his head and face. Inmate Spradlin stated that he had been eating his own feces and drinking his own urine. I was informed that Dr. Dahner had ordered a shot due to inmate Spradlin’s behavior.

Last Friday, I went to the Career Fair and there were eleven organizations. Out of the eleven organizations, I only went up to three organizations because I was more interested in their companies.

This is with reference to the entry level job listed on your website. As a self motivated worker and being a perfectionist I think i would be a excellent fit for this position.

I remember it like it was yesterday. People thought just because, I was from Mexico, I wouldn't be able to succeed in life. People laughed at me just because of the way I spoke English.

On Thursday, December 14, 2017 at approximately 9:40am I, Officer Jaren Wren was conducting Supervision Sanction Program (SSP) pill call and observed that Resident Jessica Harris ACC# 714001 hair was braided. I asked Resident Harris who braided her hair she stated she did. I told Resident Harris to step out of line, remove a braid and redo it. Resident Harris began taking the braid down, but couldn't re-braid it. I then gave Resident Harris a direct order to remove the braids, and in a very aggressive tone she said, "No!" I then told Resident Harris to face the wall to be placed in restraints. She then said, "Bitch don't put your hands on me!" and began resisting at that time.

The child from my video is my niece Adriana. Adriana is eight years old and she is in second grade. Since, she is my niece my brother gave me permission to include her in the video. As I went through the activity I tried not to do any modifications in the instruction, I just made up the division problems as I went through the video. The only thing I change was the counters for the cubes. The student learned how to do simple division using equal grouping. I know that she learned because she worked out few problems by herself at the end of the video. She was able to recognize dividing by equal grouping is just having the same number of units in each group. Example she was able to solve six divided by two by drawing a circle for each group and

I job shadowed at the Eich Law Office in Hartford, South Dakota. One of my favorite things in the world is writing books, but sadly, I wasn’t able to job shadow with authors. Instead, I job shadowed with a bunch of Lawyers! I first got to meet Robin Eich who is the head person in this company, which I thought was pretty cool! We went into a conference room to answer some questions I had with her. The room was really fancy, it was definitely a conference room, even though that day I saw only 3 people in the building. After the questions she brought me a huge packet, maybe 50 pages, and had me read through it. It was their rule book. Personally I don’t know why they had me read it. It was interesting I guess, reading it made me tired. While I

A career fair may be held for students at their college campus, a specific business or trade career fair, an internal career fair for one company, or an online career fair. These events provide information about the organization and the positions available and allow one to meet the hiring managers and build rapport with them. Career fairs are also a good opportunity to network not only with the businesses present, but with other job seekers as well. Career fairs are beneficial to the person looking for a job as they can meet with many companies and make valuable connections before an official interview with the company. The career fair is also an opportunity employers have to screen many job seekers in an amount that would be difficult to accomplish in the regular interview process and to meet potential candidates who will advance in the hiring process.

On Saturday Carly called me while I was working in the parking booth to see if there was anyone to cover her shift because she had a stomach bug and couldn’t keep anything down. I gave her the names and numbers of some people she could try calling to get her shift covered but she wasn’t able to get a hold of anyone. I knew Kristen was trying to get a hold of Angelina to see if she could leave early that day and with Carly not being able to come in I asked if she had heard back from Angelina and if she could stay for the remainder of her shift. This is when she started saying things such as “This is why I hate working Saturdays because everything is a disaster” it seemed almost like a panic attack. I told her if she didn’t want to stay Melissa

Walking into the Career Fair, I had no clue what to expect. This is my junior year, so I decided that I should go and get a feel of what the job market looks like. I have already had an internship this past summer, so I planned on going to the spring Career Fair. I decided to go to the fall one so I can better prepare myself for spring. I treated the Career Fair the same as I would treat a job interview. The main activity I do to prepare is research, something I really excel at. I first went through all the companies that were participating and selected the companies that were interested in Human Resource positions. From there I narrowed down the companies to approximately twenty companies by interest. I ended with about nine companies.

In the agricultural community I live in, it was bound to happen. Against my father's will, I woke up at the break of dawn, along with my aunt and a few other women to go work in the field. I jumped out of bed and prepared my belongings. I wore an old pair of jeans and a flannel. To add to my look, I wore tennis shoes and tied a bandana around my neck. I wanted to look the part. My aunt loaded her truck with our lunch boxes and water and we were on our way to work.