Personal Narrative: My Missouri Loan Officer Licensee

As a Texas-born, Texas-raised, small town girl, I lack the words to explain what role my hometown and the state of Texas has played in creating the person I am today. I will say, though, that I have all intentions of paying it giving back to my community by furthering Texas scientifically and medically through research, and caretaking for Texans as soon as I have the chance, starting at Texas A&M University this fall.

I hope your Tuesday afternoon is going terrific. I am Miten Bhadania and I would like to formally introduce myself as your colleague working in the Tech department as Developer.

Four months after my niece’s graduation party, she got an email with a subject line indicating that she would soon need to start making payments on her student loans. Employed only part time and sharing a room in a small apartment to keep costs down, she was afraid to open the email. Since I know something about student loans, I offered to help her out. I took a Sunday morning drive to her place.

The birds, squirrels, and fishes living in tranquility. The daylight there is an early riser, while the night feels like a mother rocking her baby; peaceful. Therefore, the nights are so still that only the beautiful harmony of the crickets could be heard. The green tree looks so alive, they were standing large and stiff. There was even the opportunity of exploring the mountain trails. It was amazing being able to experience something completely different, especially when it was just a few days from starting my junior year. The memories from that trip will be unforgettable.

For the interview portion of the career paper, I contacted three different attorneys that I know. As I am not quite familiar with any of the three, I sent them formal email requests to interview over the phone or by email. The first of my three prospective interviewees is Garret Murai, the husband of my Girl Scout Troop leader and an experienced construction attorney at Wendel Rosen Black & Dean LLP. The second attorney I chose to contact was my friend’s older sister, Hannah Yang, an attorney at the national law firm Polsinelli. Ms.Yang, who passed her bar exam in 2016, just began working at the firm in November 2016 in the Science and Technology Area. She ultimately declined to participate, but I thanked her for her time anyway.

In Iowa, the State Wrestling Tournament rules over all other state tournaments averaging about 16,000 spectators during the first place matches. But, it’s not the fans that make this tournament special. It’s the boys from all over our state who dream of one day being able to wrestle in Wells Fargo Arena while those 16,000 fans cheer their name.

Everyday gets harder and harder to survive. The storms are getting worse. They make my husband's farm all dry. It’s very hard to find food when we can’t grow our food either. The stock market just crashed a few years ago and everything is just getting worse. Everyone in our little town in Kansas is struggling it's not just our family. Last week the dust got so bad outside we were trapped inside our house for almost two days. The wind would be so strong and the heat would also be so bad it would burn our skin if we went outside. I know the whole town is struggling even though I haven’t been outside for a few weeks. We lost all our chickens from the wind. I wonder if anyone else has lost any of their animals too? If my family was strong enough

As I sat on the couch getting ready for the first day back at school, I heard the phone in the kitchen ring. I stood up to go answer it and I heard loud footsteps coming down the stairs. My mother was running down the stairs to answer it just in case it was one of her work calls. I noticed that her voice started to crack as if she was going to cry and the smile that she once had on her face had disappeared. The person on the other end of the phone was my Uncle Dylan from California calling to let us know that Aunt Liz had died in a car wreck. We were so devastated but little did we know she left me $12k. A couple days later I received a letter in the mail saying that I had to use it to help pay for my tuition. I am looking to attend the nursing program at Lindenwood, Missouri State, or St. Louis University.

A long time friend once said, “Jonah, Tulane is the best place on earth. Please look into it.” With that recommendation in hand and my avid Googling abilities, I began my journey. Within an hour of my first search, I thought WOW…. They have it all! Throughout High School “The writers’ café” has been a way of expressing my thoughts. I am unwilling to lose this release, and I was pleased to find “The Tulane Free Press” to be my solution. Also, undergrad entrepreneurship is something that has always fascinated me. Tulane of course has that covered with “Start Up Tulane.” I would like to do entrepreneurial research and development, while honing in on my innovative side and this club atmosphere is just right for team building and product development.

Thank you for speaking today at the bankruptcy roundtable. You’re an excellent speaker with great advice. I know you are a very busy man, but it would be an honor if one day in the next couple weeks, if I could do a 1:1 interview with you to learn more about your personal experiences and about succeeding at Wells Fargo. I also believe you would be a great guest speaker for our local Wells Fargo toastmasters

I’ve been pursuing my education for my entire adult life. As a young and working mother I tried to fit night classes into my hectic schedule but never seemed to be able to string together enough credits to make it seem like it was worth the time. Then some years back, I began working for an employer that had tuition reimbursement so I took advantage of that - only for a minute; unfortunately the following year they took reimbursement out of their benefits plan, and around that same time the school notified me that my old college credits had expired and wouldn’t be used toward my degree. Their ‘Life Credit Portfolio’ was an option, but just barely. I decided that my time had passed and I should focus on saving money for my children’s college, and retirement.

I've had the misfortune of primarily banking with Wells Fargo since 2007; I wonder why they even bother printing the year you became a customer on the cards, seeing as the amount of years you spend with them means nothing. A couple weeks ago, I walked in their branch on Sunset to pick up a cashiers check for rent; since I never received the checks I've ordered a month and a half prior.

So before I was a resident of Delaware I was born and Raised in Southern California, had lived there all my life and I have an abundant amount of friends and family. My father decided we needed and change so we jumped on a plane at the end of the summer, here we were new to this life, I have to admit I love the outdoors and love the culture and atmosphere of Delaware but not knowing anyone was really difficult. I mean we had some family out here but it wasn’t like home and it defiantly took some time to get used to. When it was time for school I was defiantly scared to say the least. I remember walking to the first day of school like it was yesterday, I was scared to show up to a new school not knowing anyone it was one f the worst feelings

Throughout my federal career at the Library of Congress, I have held various positions that require me to communicate with people from diverse backgrounds, such as members of Congress, company stakeholders, high ranking executives and the general public often with varied areas of expertise and educational levels. As a result of my educational and professional experience I have learned that strong communication skills both written and oral are essential tools needed to achieve success both personally and professionally and will assist with advancement of the organization.

I have worked for the same organization for 17 years. When I was first interviewed for the job it was through what was known at that time as Texas Employment Commission (T.E.C.), and then once I passed the background check I was then able to interview with the executive director. Right away I knew I was in over my head because I had no experience in this type of job and I didn’t know anything about federal regulations regarding affordable housing programs. However, I had the “Jill” experience with my boss and was acclimated into the organization quickly. Immediately, I received hands on training and also went to workshops to gain further knowledge in the different housing programs. Also, she made me feel comfortable with asking questions because