Personal Narrative: I Am A Customer Service Supervisor

Everyone has their first memory when they have to enter the adult world, mine just happened to be my junior year of high school. This year was just a little glimpse of what was going to be the rest of my life. Getting my first job was bitter sweet. I had to learn how to manage my time between school, sports, and now a job. After my first week of school I had to start my new job.

We haven't talked in a while so I thought I send you a quick e-mail. My life has been school, running, sleep, and music! School is going well like all my teachers (for the most part)! I haven't raced yet in cross country because I got sick a few week ago... I am just not getting over it, and I was supposed to have a meet on Saturday, but it was canceled due to horrible course conditions. I have been spending a lot of time producing music... Over this last summer, I got very serious about it. Realistically, I don't think it will be a career field for me, but you never know, and I really enjoy it. I've thought myself a lot, but I think I will be meeting with some actual audio engineers to learn even more. Right now music production

On 06/23 I interviewed my supervisor, Ms. Celeste Johnson. She started college of like most college students do major wise, which was undecided. So she made a decision to pick education as her major but luckily for her she only took core classes, so she still had time to make a switch in majors before it got too late. The education major and social work major classes were in the same building, so she one day stumbled across what was a social work roundtable meeting and she was listing to the conversations which was more interesting to her than education so that is when she decided to make the change to social work. Ms. Celeste attended college at Troy State in Troy, Alabama. Her main goal that she had while going to school was to find an agency where she could move up in the social work

I have been working like a machine for the past seven days. I have been getting up at the crack of dawn every morning and getting our oxen ready to go. I try as best I can to help with breakfast so that Mrs. right doesn't have to take care of us that much. After that I wake the children up, we all eat breakfast, and head on our way. When the sun is high in the sky we stop for lunch. Lunch is most likely a sandwich and a small drink of water, then once again, we pack up, and then continue going. A few hours before the sun is about to set, we set up camp. All of the women start making a big dinner, all of the men round up the animals and put them in the circle of wagons, and the children play for a little while. Once that is done we all

Solid communication skills: Communication have always been one of my strongest skills. I recently took a Business Communication

When I was 10 years old, I had the fortune of having my mom work in Charlotte. During the summer breaks between school, I would head to work with her and experience what it was like to work in the corporate environment. Honestly, I was amazed by the professionalism and the setting that it was in. So, at the age of 11, I wrote myself a note to myself proclaiming that I will work to someday work in the corporate environment.

I heard job come out my mom's mouth i wanted to scream to the top of my lungs i couldn't speak i was so terrified so i decided that i would go to bed early so they would stop talking about but that didn't all i was dreaming about was work i felt like i was losing my mind and then i thought to myself it’s time to grow up and time to make your own decisions i'm going off to college in 2 years and it’s coming fast so It was even though i still felt horrible i didn't know what was happening . i was thinking today is the day i felt like the world was ending i no longer getting money from my parents and ask them to buy me things i had to make my own living for myself i felt like i was growing up too fast i felt like i wasn't ready and i'm pretty sure my family wasn't either

I decided to interview my coach from back home, due to the reason that he works for a non-profit youth organization based in the Spring Branch community, a subdivision of Houston, Texas that offers growth and developing opportunities for low income and underserved kids and families through sports, community, and faith avenues.

I think my values ​​have much to do with my work experience. My family taught me that we have to be considerate to people in need. I think my idea of ​​human services studiar empeso one day accompanying a friend of my mother assistencia public office and realized that many of the workers were a little hard on the way to talk to customers. That day was important for me because I realized that I wanted to be a social worker think people asking for help is because they have needs and the last thing you need is any abuse. my way to change my career started I was studying to be a teacher of early intervention and worked in a day care center as assistant teacher. working for about ten years after the day care when I graduate from college Boricua

Most people do not get a job their freshman year because they are not yet fifteen, do not want one, or are worried about grades. However, when the opportunity presented itself, I was ready to get my first job working as a salad girl at a family restaurant in Washington.

The administrative experiences that qualify me are the one and half years supervising the operations of 9 fraternity and sorority houses, supervising 9 resident assistants, desk staff, 5 facility assistants and the co-management of a community desk that serves over 800 residents. These experienced have exposed me to the facilities upkeep of traditional residence halls, apartment style buildings, and Greek houses. The experience has supported the growth and development of a situational leader, which has greatly helped in developmental conversations with student staff, adjudication meetings and crisis situations.

When you are at my age, 17, You are really not 100% sure what you wanna do with your life. People say they know. But honestly i don't think they do. You can have an idea about what you wanna do. But not fully know until you get out into the work field and see all the different variety of jobs. I wanna be a welder or a machinist, maybe get a job at SDI. I would really like to inherit the family farm and expand that.

Overall, my interview experience was positive, except when I was interviewed for my panel I was truly taken back by the mannerisms of the Customer Support Specialist staff. Moreover, is how I felt subtle tones of skepticism and micro-aggression that prompted me to reach out to the EEOC in Washington, DC - seeing how I was interviewed by three Caucasian women with my second staff making a sly comment as she exited the door. Whereas, when I interviewed with Frontpoints Corporate Recruiter - Jessica Cea, I felt great as if I applied to the right company - as I was welcomed and toured with open arms; including, her colleague who interviewed me right after.

I admit it feels foreign to write about a simple topic such as my career goals, especially after years of strict APA formatted research papers. With that in mind, I will try to keep this sweet, short, and to the point. If asked about my career goals last year, I would have stressfully answered to graduate nursing school and pass boards. It’s amazing how time has a way of making seemingly impossible hurdles a thing of the past. Currently, my career goals consist of completing my Bachelors of Science in Nursing (BSN), gaining a permanent appointed with Veterans Affairs, and eventually advancing my academic career with a Master’s Degree (MSN).

The holland code has six stages to it. the first stage is Realistic. Realistic is building, fixing, and working outdoors. The next one you have is going to be Investigative. Investive has to do with thinking, researching, experimenting. The third one is artistic. Artistic involves Creating, designing, and expressing yourself. And then there is social. Its mainly Helping, teaching, encouraging other people to be the best they can. Then next one is Enterprising. Enterprising is to lead and persuade people, and to sell things and ideas. The last one is Conventional, these kind of people Like to work with numbers, records, or machines in a set, orderly way. But the holland code I got was SA. It stand for social artistic. After found this out i had ten jobs i would love to do but I manage to narrow it down to three. The three i had left where social worker, probation and parole officer, and police officer.