Saturday B Greeter Team Analysis

Well the holidays are over, and I feel that they were a great success. I would like to thank Rabbi Hal and our Hazzans, Ron Fink, Mayer Grob, Sheila Pour, and Art Todras for wonderful services, but without the following people helping in someway, we could not have had these services: Iris Petersiel, Michael Kornstein, Sam Richardson, Fran Todras, Daniel Elmakis, Deb Lebman, Ellen Bernstein, Marilyn Wiener, Sonya Brockstein, Michael Schoenhaut, Barry Green, Diane Girgente and her ushers, Al Sherman, Craig Hammons, Jeremy & Isabel Schlussel, Tomomi Rubin, Larry Feldman, Jeff Scharf, Lori Shiffman, Philip Perschetz, Elizabeth Harper, Bruce Nordin, Matt Nordin, Tom McClish, and Michael Yetsin

Our check in was very informal and the room was too small. Taking into consideration that we will be hosting next year, I believe we should host the greetings in a larger room and be sure to give everyone a very personal hello.

What rating would you give the team out of 10 (10 being the highest level of success)? What factors do you think contributed to the level of success your team achieved when success is defined as the creation of a resource that has authority and is user-friendly and the degree to which you worked effectively as a team. Provide specific examples from your experience to illustrate these factors.

The floor wasn't hot relatively, so I slept with the window closed. I woke up an hour before the alarm, but I fell asleep right ahead.

As I found a seat to sit in I had other conversations with people in the meeting, one being about how nursing students often attend the meetings and the man I was talking to telling me how often addicts who receive help are very grateful for the help and appreciate the work people are doing for them. I was extremely and pleasantly surprised by how nice and welcoming everybody at the meeting I talked to was. They all tried to make me feel comfortable and welcome and multiple times I was offered the coffee and cake they had set out for the meeting. Speaking of cake, the meeting had celebratory cake due to a man's 35 years of sobriety. I had been informed of this celebration by the discussion leader and again by the women I talked to right after. I thought that this was a great coincidence and that I had been very lucky to choose that meeting and that day to attend. Since it was a 35 year celebration the meeting was slightly different that a regular meeting would have been, with the man giving a speech and everybody in the meeting celebrating

When I arrived they had coffee and refreshments open to anyone which i found thoughtful and a good way to get people talking. I saw mainly people with families there who seemed to be going for support. I was still a little apprehensive going by myself as a student and at the time did not feel open to sharing. A man came to the front and stated he is the speaker for this meeting and welcomed us to an open meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous. The meeting began with a moment of silence for those who are sick and a prayer. After the prayer the speaker spoke

Saturday I was working the volunteer session from 9a to about 3:30pm. After the session was over, I prepared close to 30 invitation letters to city and county officials in Washoe, Storey, Lyon, Churchill, and Carson City. We are inviting them to attend the poverty simulation during the agency conference at the end of September. I got those printed and sign so they could be mailed out Monday morning. Because it is common for some government organizations to take substantial time off in August, I wanted those letters out as early as possible to give time for them to plan. Reminder emails or post cards will be sent in at the end of August.

The rating sheets are located in the Appendix. The tables provide each score per category, 1 through 5, and an anchor with which each is associated. These anchors provide the answers or behaviors that the hiring team will be looking for and will score them based on that. There is a rating sheet for each of the hiring teams’ four selection tools.

I made absolutely sure to get to my volunteering early, though it did mean losing more sleep than I liked. Marcy seemed to be in a bit of a better mood, and she had looked genuinely impressed when she saw I hadn’t lost my nametag, which confirmed I really had made a terrible first impression. I had a lot to try to fix in my next few days, and I wasn’t sure if I was happy or upset about that.

I woke up to my mom entering my room screaming, “ ITS GAME DAY!” Instead of waking up to my usual routine, sluggish and begging for more sleep, today was completely different. It was a beautiful and sunny Saturday in December. I still was in shock my school finally made it to the championship game. It felt like a dream as if my mother never woke me up by her yelling. I knew this was a huge game and something I would remember forever. Considering the high circumstances of this game I knew I had to be one hundred percent ready to play my best. My head coach, Coach Sphire wanted all of us players to report to the film room by noon that day. As time past by my team I had discussed many offensive and defensive plays, watched film, and prepared ourselves

After the praise house event I stayed after to help clean up the church; this included taking down the quilts that were hanging up, folding, stacking, moving chairs out the way, putting away food, wiping down tables and countertops, and picking up

In eighth grade, 2015 I was looking forward to dance with my older sister for her two last years in drill team. So I was determined to tryout and make a line member in drill team. As the practices came along, I attended them all and gave the practices my full attention. After every practice my sister was able to work with me on the things we had learned. It was pretty feasible to make drill team. As the tryouts came along, I was anxious but then dauntless because I was ready for the tryouts. After we got done performing the tryout routine, we had to wait for the results. As the results came, I saw my number on the “2015-2016 Eaglettes” poster. Following tryouts for being a line member, I had an aspiration to tryout and make officer for drill

I feel as if recreational activities can benefit people greatly. I am a part of a cheer team, and it helps me in many different ways. In cheer, you have to work extremely hard. You tumble, you dance, you stunt, and so many more things. This certain activity keeps me entertained, but also keeps me in good shape. Also, since you’re a part of a team, you can learn so many things from it. You bond with the people on your team, and you are taught a lot of life lessons. Another activity I enjoy doing is cross country. Running for long distances is exhausting, but it’s a great way to exercise. Being a part of the xc team was one of my most favorite things of the year. I became close with everyone on the team and it was actually a lot of fun. Something

Then from there I further the message given and pass it down to my other shift leaders. It is a long chain of command. The others had done stuff like make sure other employees came to work. You even had someone to make sure I did things right such as making sure all the other workers have the stuff they need to complete their job. The district manager I would say supervised the team but if anything, I was the leader because I am the manager of the store. For us to meet is an everyday agenda expect maybe twice out the week when I know it will be slow. We are a food business and our job is to get it out as fast as possible with a great presentation as well as make sure the customer was always happy. We were always efficient when it came to getting the job done. I do enjoy working on the team some days. It is such a pain you have to be willing to understand and listen but always apply pressure about the task when everyone else is off task. Communication skills are necessary. If you are not, able to know what is going on or you do not understand me, things will never be done

I still remembered that when we directed for the first meeting everyone was very enthusiastic and really keened to do it sooner. It was a successful meeting. Unfortunately, I had to let my friend knew that I would be late for fifteen minutes. It was reasonable