Personal Narrative: My Last Job

Well the biggest decision i ever had to face is whether or not i should quit my job to go to another company. It all started when a local contractor lost a couple of his employees and he was looking for help, So his employee that he had left said to look into some kids from mid east and said that one of his friends had a kid that goes out to mid east. The contractor thought that this was a good idea and so he came to my work one since i work at lumbertown he ask me and i said that this all sounded great but i will have to think about it. so i sit there and thought about for long time and crunch the numbers for it. the major decisions factors were the amount of money offered, the job where i was at would offer insurance when i get out of high

As teenager, many people say their adolescence is one of the most important phases in anyone’s life. As a teenager, you get to experience many great events like going to high school football games, dating your first boyfriend or girlfriend, getting your driver license, and graduating from high school. As I look back, I believe that getting my first job was the most important event in my adolescence. I was very enthusiastic about getting my first job. I enjoyed that fact that I will be able to earn my own money and not having to ask my mother for any earn. Surprising, there was only one obstacle that was holding me back and that was the fact that I was a

My legacy began when my family taught me to read. My mom and grandma took turns teaching me different letters and sounds out of an early reader. By the time I reached kindergarten, I read well enough to strengthen my skills on my own. My favorite author from kindergarten was Eric Carle. I brought home Brown Bear Brown Bear so many times that my mother told me I was not allowed to read it again.

On Tuesday 18th, 2017 I interviewed Elizabeth Surprenant the systems Administrator for B. F. Saul Company & Affiliates (Real State Company). Before I decided to interview her, I first targeted the type of occupation that I want to know more information. Economics my targeted major. Due to my interest in economics, I decided to interview Ms. Surprenant, who has a bachelor degree in Accounting and she doubled major in economics. There were 2 degrees of separation between this Ms. Surprenant and me. I contacted her via email and set up a meeting to discuss some details about her occupation.

My second job was a cashier at a local drug store. My daily duties included organizing and stocking shelves, providing excellent customer service, and checking out customers. The environment was incredibly nonchalant and the stress level was extremely low. Although many of my peers enjoy effortless employment, the lack of duties disturbed me. I worked the last shift almost every weekend night and was plagued with boredom. There were numerous occasions when I would pick a magazine off the shelf and read it because of the shortage of customer traffic. The job became a waste of time and ability.

Sophomore year was when i got my first job. It was April when i was hired and had found out about the job because my mom knew the owner of a store that was about to open. I had turned sixteen earlier the year before in September so this was my first real job. After an online application and an interview the job was mine. My first day i was very nervous. I was not feel comfortable talking to strangers or initiating conversation so i was anxious about the possibility of being in that uncomfortable situation. Nonetheless i arrived to the store mentally preparing myself for the day. To my relief i found out the store was a week away from being ready to open and i was saved from any interaction with any customers; although the threat still loomed in the near future. I spent the day assembling shelving, hanging signs, cleaning, and attempting to get the floor into working order. It was a long eight hour day of work. After a week of this the store was ready and we were called into a meeting to discuss opening day tactics. Among other tips and suggestions for how our new store should be run there was one requirement that stood out from the rest: each customer is to be

This week in field was interesting as I experienced a situation I am certain will re-appear after entering the work field. On Monday my field supervisor and I received a phone call from a mother who had been physically abused by her boyfriend. The mother was emotional and admitted to having scares and bruises. Before the client was able to explain the situation, my supervisor informed the client I would be listening to the conversation; receiving consent from the client before allowing me to sit in on the conversation. After receiving consent, my supervisor went on to ask questions in regards about the mother’s safety and her children’s. The questions she asked were, “Is the boyfriend still in the home?” “Were the children around when the abuse

My first job was at a restaurant by the name of Fazoli’s in Avon Indiana. It was the first quick-serve Italian restaurant. I believe I started working there when I was 17, my friend begged me to go work with him. I got haired in October, I got the job rather fast sure they were heavily under staffed. The owner of the restaurant was Mario. He put me as the chief I made subs salads pizzas and desserts. I worked almost every day but only for short hours. About 3 to 4. I was alright with the cause I would be able to get my school work done if needed with such short hours and able to still have a social life. The only other times when I got more hours shifts would be when People didn’t want to work there shift so I would pick it up for them. I

One of my goals was to be able to complete schoolwork on the nights after my work shift. So far I have been successful with that goal, I have been completing at least one assignment after each work shift even if that means staying up later than I need to be. I have not been able to get a week ahead in all of my assignments. As normal, life tends to aid in keeping my schedule unreliable. I have been very happy with my success in their class, there have been a few topic that I could not understand, but with some extra studying on these topic, I seem to have gotten a better understanding of it.

My first job was at 7-eleven in Monmouth Junction by South Brunswick as a sales associate, specifically, the designated coffee maker. Despite the fact that I really did not need to work there, my father told me it would be an amazing learning experience and he was right. The shift I worked was from 5:00 AM to 10:00 AM, Monday to Friday and I was told to greet customers and ensure that the coffee pots were never empty. Despite this easy task I quickly found myself having trouble due to the fact that it was a mindless job which required no skills beyond training to make coffee. Fortunately, I learned a lot through my summer working there as I met customers from all walks of life, so poor that they were not allowed in and so wealthy they could

The mid summer of 2015, I was 16 years old and in search for a summer job. I was searching for a job but wasn't really applying anywhere. But one day my aunt called me to tell me she was driving up north to get home from the store and saw a hiring signs at Dairy Queen, Taco Bell, Wendy's, and McDonald's. All these restaurants are on Armour Rd. Just 10 minutes away from my house. She thought it would be a good idea for her to take me up there one day and apply to any of those fast food places. Since I wasn't able to apply anywhere else that wasn't a fast food restaurant because I was only 16. She said me going inside and asking for a job application would make me look good instead of just trying to do it online or having her ask for a application for me though the drive thru.

Every day I wake up determined to do more than I did the day before. My past achievements include gaining leadership skills, being on a varsity sport, and learning outside of school. I have been in tennis for eight years and on varsity for three years where I have received two awards for most improved player. My early years of high school I was apart of the backstage crew for the play, performed at my high school. I could only participate in them for two years because later I had decided to join another sport. The plays were terrible, under equipped, strange plots that were difficult to follow and there was barely an audience. I loved it. It made me feel essential, like I was helping someone who needed and depended on me. I was accepted into

It’s not easy to keep food on the table, or in my case, keep money in my account, without a job. I would love to keep scrounging money from my parents, but that source dried up long ago when they forced me to get job. My job search concluded with finding a job at Sutton Pool and then eventually at Mercy. These two jobs provided me with two completely different experiences, one much better than the other.

My job classification is Planning Analyst, I work in Network Management Department at Hennepin Health (Medicaid health plan) as a Provider Relations Consultant for three years, My role is to manage the relationship with vendors and serving as the liaison for internal and external business partners; and provide support to Contract Managers in the execution of MHP Participating Provider Agreements. In addition, some of my responsibilities consisted of providing support in the negotiation of proposed provider contracts to ensure compliance with state regulations, reimbursement structure standards, and other key process controls. I also, educate and re-direct the vendors to ensure they are remaining in compliance with their contract requirements.

At my current job as a cashier at the airport, I am responsible for watching the entire store. Making sure nothing is missing and especially the cash in the drawer. When I come in to start my shift. I have to make sure i count the money and make sure there is a certain amount of money in the drawer. I then have to sign a form stating that I counted the money. I then proceed to count how many sunglasses are on the display because customers are coming in and out daily so we cant assume that nothing is missing. At the end of the of shift, the supvervisors come in and re-count the money in the drawer to make sure that the amount of money is there and is accurate. For example, lets say if you were short two dollars,they will investiage and find out what happened. This can be by checking the cameras you might have giving the customers in correct change. If they could not find out what happen then the cashier will get written-up. I