Positive Work Ethic

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Throughout my educational career I have learned the importance of a strong work ethic. In middle school I was able to accomplish all of my school work, take advanced classes, maintain grades above a C average, and take part in after school activities without much effort. High School on the other hand, forced me to mature and develop a work ethic to succeed as a student. Maintaining, the same GPA, I balance acting and directing for my school’s theater company, volunteering as a part of the National Honor Society, being involved in International Club and Student Council, working part time at my local library, and excelling in Advanced Placement classes. With so many obligations, sound time management skills are a necessity. Since I learned to succeed with a multitude of responsibilities that once seemed overbearing, I am seeking to challenge myself through an education at Indiana University with a clear and organized approach.

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 the principle of working hard, and I believe sports are the reason I am who I am today. My whole life my parents pounded into my head the importance of hard work. I had heard this idea so many times, I never really understood what it meant, I just knew it must be important. As I grew up, I realized how many amazing things sports have taught me, and I am thankful for the work ethic I have now, because of sports.

My hopes for the future is being able to use the knowledge I gain on this class and being able to apply it on my daily work ethic. In addition., that I can used this project and use it as a recommendation on one of my meeting and do a presentation about it so my employer see the importance in making an action to help that the issues of retaining nurses need a change as soon as possible .

I am currently a sophomore at Alter High School in Kettering, Ohio. So far I have two years of varsity experience in both lacrosse and wrestling. I am a captain of the wrestling team and my goal is to be voted a captain for the lacrosse team next year. My biggest goal as of now is trying to get in both an academically and athletically prestigious school. I would be a different candidate from most others because of two main characteristics I have; work ethic and toughness. My biggest advantage over others is knowing that I can out-work them no matter who they are and have the mental toughness to carry me through it. Thank you for looking at my profile and feel free to contact

A recent graduate from the Criminal Justice program at California State University, Fullerton. Goal oriented with a strong work ethic— made the dean’s honor list multiple times. I’m an individual with a strong desire in becoming a contributing factor to the success of our countries safety and security. I’m ready to fervently dedicate myself in making an impacting difference in our communities. Furthermore, I’m dependable, a team player, a fast learner, and someone who works well under pressure and high stress situations.

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I have acquired effective learning and personal habits through my dedication and hard work, which have allowed me to reach new heights and have assisted me in accomplishing my own goals. Work ethic has helped me develop a high level of learning habits. My dreams and goals have been accomplished by employing the skill of work ethic in my daily life. I practice this skill when a new lesson is taught in class, I make it my priority to understand the lesson and increase my understanding to the fullest in order to explain it simpler. Thus showing my comprehension on the subject and how I use my work ethic.

During summer after Sophomore year, I volunteered as a 7th grade Reading Comprehension and Vocabulary teacher at a program called the Higher Achievement Program (HAP) . The program was made to prepare students for the Xavier High School entrance exam. After my Junior year, I volunteered as a pharmacist assistant and and Out-Patient assistant . During my junior year, I was fortunate be accepted and receive a full scholarship to Junior Statesmen of America (JSA) program, an organization that brought high school students from across the world together who were passionate about issues in their country. The program was held at several ivy league schools. I attended Princeton University for a month taking US Government class where we discussed world wide issues and attended debate workshops with people around the world. As a person hailing from the pacific islands, it was an honor to discuss problematic issues my country faced with people who were from different parts of the

I worked at the Center for Human Options Inc. in White Plains. From this experience, I gained networking skills to prepare me for college. I am president of the Robotics club and instruct students in coding the mechanics of robots. Moreover, I am president of Mission Outreach, an organization that helps the unfortunate people by providing them with donations. I have been in these clubs since freshman year of high school. Moreover, I am an active participant in the following clubs: Spanish club, Mock Trial, and Power Squad for Charity. I was awarded first honor roll and Principal's List for the past four years at my high school. Additionally, I received the following awards: the National Honor Society Award, the National Science Honor Society

I have been told that the real world is no all that it is cracked up to be and to appreciate the time I have left before I embark on the next phase in my life. Perhaps it is naïve belief from an idealistic youth and come time I may end up one day thinking otherwise but I’m ambitious. My parents raised me with the knowledge that hard work and determination will led to success. I have adhered to this advice to the best of my ability.

This is a case study on A New Work Ethic written by James Sheehy a human resources manager. According to the Business Dictionary (2011) ethic is define as the basic concepts and fundamental principles of right human conduct. It includes study of universal values such as the essential equality of all men and women, human or natural rights, obedience to the law of land, concern for health and safety and, increasingly, also for the natural environment.

During my junior year of high school, I worked for a company called HMS Host at my local airport. That is where I created my work ethic. I know that I am a hard worker and when I am told to do a job, I try to do it right. I remember this one time I was asked by my manager to stay a couple hours more because they were short staffed for the afternoon. I just finished my 10 hour shift and they wanted me for at least 4 more hours and I agreed. I knew I needed the money to help pay bills. I ended up staying for 6 hours because we were so busy but I still worked those hours with the same amount of energy as the morning. I believe that hard work gets you places and I push myself to be a hard

My first year I was placed in all honors classes, French 4 advanced, Mandarin I and AP English; ambitious achievements for me since all I knew was Spanish before. Selected as an Orientation Leader in my community, I spoke about my experience as an international student and encouraged my peers to be tenacious. Besides helping students at my high school, I became part of Amnesty Club starting races to fund scholarships for students with Rwanda Girls Initiative and organizing found raisers for school’s supply in low-income schools. Pioneering in my own projects, through my leadership skills I became an Ambassador for Sierra Gorda Alliance; raising $3,000 for 170 schools and micro-enterprises run by rural women to cultivate civil participation with sustainable economic opportunities for impoverished communities protecting their pristine environment. Soon becoming an entrepreneur, my profit became the smiles in people; fueling my passion to study International