Personal Statement: I Believe In Work

Working set people free from their stressed, frustrated, debts, loneliness, and lead them to a happy life. Even rich people need a job because doing nothing made them bored and could not have peace in their life. According to Honore said “I have come to believe that people without jobs are not free” (page.137). It is totally true that “people without jobs are not free” because people without a job became homeless, street gang members, and slave. Also, people without jobs became to do suicide because they felt their life was empty and felt depressed.

I see myself contributing to the fabric of University of Washington’s student body. We are a mixed racial family; my father is Hispanic, and my mother is Caucasian. The pillars of values that define our family and myself are: faith, family, community building, education and service. In that, I believe “you earn tomorrow’s opportunities today”, and that “everyday matters”. I hold a strong work ethic, a positive attitude, and I am resilient. I volunteer in multiple organizations such as Bellevue Foursquare Church and district camps. I also volunteered with the Asian Language Pacific School, and took part in the Conversation Buddy Program, in which I used my background in Japanese to help the Japanese community. Additionally, I tutor my peers

I believe in hard work. I believe there are many ways that hard work will get you to where you want to go. I think that I need to work hard in my life to know what I want to do in the future. Either it is a job or playing a sport I always need to work hard. There is a lot of ways working hard can get you to a better future.

I come from a family where hard work and dedication runs through our veins like ants out of an infringed ant hill. From birth, both my mother and father have instilled in me the importance of getting a sound education while maintaining a positive relationship with my family, my peers, and with God. It was under the leadership and guidance of my parents that I untapped my thrill for learning and sought to go beyond any stereotypes or labels I was given. Overall, I consider myself to be an academically sound individual. Throughout my career as a student at Monroe High School, I have made an effort to exhibit a sustained, unrelenting work ethic.

You should consider hiring me because I am hard working. I like challenges, I make sure to do my best in every task. I am willing to train to improve my skills no matter how difficult it will be and how long it will take. I am passionate and a good team player. I can do the work and deliver exceptional results. I will fit in beautifully and be a great addition to the

We all have our own values, beliefs and preferences it makes us who we are and what we believe in. We all have different life experiences and that may not be the same as others, the way we think, the way we work, the way our believes and values are recognised. However, you may come across work colleagues and service users whose view or methods of working you do not agree with. This could be just not simply understand the way in which these view or methods transcribe within the work place along with the service you are providing. These disagreement or conflicts could easily arise when your personal views/values are not agreed by others (service users/work

I have been working with people in a variety of settings since high school. Working at the El Proyecto del Barrío OneSource Youth Program, I had the opportunity to work with individuals as well as small groups. We prepared at-risk youth with the skills they needed to be successful in the workforce by providing tutoring, advising, employment attainment services, and health and human services. This organization continues to be successful in the work they do because by helping individuals and small groups, we create a learning atmosphere for youth and in turn, increase their chances of graduating from high school, getting a job, and even gaining admission to a postsecondary education. This is not only beneficial at the micro level, but it also affects the mezzo and macro levels because the more educated and employed youth we have, the less at-risk youth we will have that are unemployed, in trouble or on the streets. This will consequently be beneficial for the entire community.

“[I] am one talented young man.” Words that I believe in my heart to be true, but there is always room to grow as an artist. As someone who is talented and loves what I do, I have been told that I have a bright future. I have a good foundation as a singer, I am a reasonably good dancer, and I have some skill as an actor. Why am I not working? Why did I come to Manhattan School of Music? The answer to this question comes with some backstory.

Deep work is something I do very rarely but should do more often. I’m the type of person that gets distracted easily. If I have my phone by me and see that I have a new message, I’ll stop what I’m doing and check it. Even if I have my phone on the other side of the room, if I hear it go off, I’ll stop what I’m doing and check it. For me to be fully concentrated on what I’m working on my phone must be either off or in another room. I also have a bluetooth watching, meaning if I get a text message my watch vibrates, and I can read the message on it. So, to take it one step further to be in deep work, I need my watch and phone in a completely other room.

My first recollection of paid employment was as a paperboy. I remember walking my neighborhood saving money to purchase a bike, with the intention of accelerating my work hours and allowing for an efficient work model. During high school I worked as a counselor at the town summer camp. My work experiences paled in comparison to my peers, as I was absorbed in athletics and most specifically soccer. In retrospect I regret not seeking various forms of employment during my teenage years as I feel that I would have developed a positive identity of work.

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

I believe in the concept of working hard and good things will follow. I strongly believe in this concept because nothing was handed to me in my life, it took hard to get to this point in life. However you can never settle for less, i

My personal values act as a basis for determining right and wrong in my daily life. My life, my parents, my husband and my children have all played valuable roles in the development of my core values. The following is an ever changing personal ethics creed, that I plan on using to help guide me in my endeavors.

My personal mission statement is as follows: To be a positive and influential person in society while still being myself at all times.

"Work" is a positive thing for many people. To some people, it may be described as a place to escape from the kids, or even a time consumption thing for a single or retired person, but most importantly it is what we do in order to provide for our families and ourselves. Work is something that we all will experience at one time or another during our lives.