Valspar Polymers Internship Report

One of the most successful and well-known tools used to determine market segmentation is VALS, which is developed by Strategic Business Insights. VALS stands for “values and lifestyles,” which places U.S. consumers into one of the eight profiles based on their level of resources and one of the three primary consumption motives of either ideals, achievement, or self-expression (Ferrell & Hartline, 2014, p. 138-139). VALS is primarily used by companies to market new product development, brand development, promotional strategy, and media placement (Ferrell & Hartline, 2014).

I keenly look forward to the rigors of your program, and eagerly await the challenge. I would like to thank you for considering my application and I look forward to hearing from

At the Town of Parker I was a concessions, sales and admissions clerk. At this job I learned efficient customer service skills, learned how to work at high-volume environment and learned beneficial problem solving skills. At Orchard Valley Learning Center I was a lifeguard and teacher assistant. I taught swim lessons and provided assessments, taught students basic concepts like the alphabet and helped identify early problems in children to report to the teachers. At Lee & Kinder LLC, I was an intern then got hired to be a legal assistant. I learned many legal skills such as assisting attorneys prepare for trials, generated legal documents and corresponded with different professionals and clients.

I am applying for the Communication internship position. I am enthusiastic about the opportunity working for your organization. I became aware of the opportunity online and also through my professors at High Point University.

I am a third-year student at Seton Hall University and I am writing to you with great enthusiasm regarding the internship opportunity with the non-profit organization, the National Urban League. I learned about the position during my winter break, as I wanted to use my leadership and interpersonal skills in working for a well-respected organization that dealt with issues that I consider important, which is improving African-Americans lives.

As soon as I graduated from college I became a pharmacy technician at Walgreens. There I worked for two years. I acquired experience that no other institution can provide nor teach me. I learned not only about my interpersonal workings and more so about who I am when I am outside of my comfort zone. Having that job expanded my communication skills to a point where I can adapt to any environment or group of people and still be who I am. Customers became an importance to my life. I was able to related to them a personal level and a healthcare provider. Many patients had family members came to the pharmacy who had cancer. Having to be able to relate to their situations helped them to get through the hardships and giving them comfort

While finishing my sophomore year of college, I applied, and was offered a position as a Desk Manger for the Department of Residence Life and Housing. Although this may seem inconsequential, I was the first ever sophomore hired for this position. This job required administrative skills, time management capabilities, and the ability to supervise over 30 people at any given time. Starting out in this position, I found myself to be very strict as a supervisor and had to learn to be more flexible with the many personalities that I was working with. It was during that first year that I made a personal choice to expand my knowledge and leadership so that I could become a better leader. By the second semester, I was voted staff member of the year and was given many accolades from my employees and coworkers. I continued working in this position for the remainder of my college journey. During this time, I was able to supervise over 200 people and take on more responsibility. Also while in this position, I was assigned as a Resident Assistant taking on dual roles, while still maintaining my grades.

Eastmans Superspar, located in the Eastmans Superspar Centre in Glenashley, Durban North, is a retail store operating as a branch under the Spar organisation. The branch has been in operation since 1997 and trades mostly in household goods, ranging from groceries to garden tools. The store expanded from a Spar to a Superspar in 2005 and is currently in the process of another expansion.

I’m writing regarding your congressional internship summer session position in Nashville or Washington. I heard about your internship program through a close friend, and was excited to learn it is open to students from all states. As a matter of fact, I met one of your recent interns, Matt Tolbert, in my first few weeks at Tufts, and in discussing politics was surprised when your name came up. I told him I intended to apply for a position myself, and he explained how you require interns to read and write daily, and meet with them to discuss. It was fascinating to me how invested in your interns you seem to be. I told Matt that it made me even more interested, and he said, ‘let’s not get ahead of ourselves’ or the like, and we had a laugh, and

How many people can say that an experience with a job positively changed their character? When I first applied for a position at a Chipotle, I had no idea a fast food restaurant could affect my life in a personal way. Through this work experience, I have learned how to empower a team through elevation, how to have high standards in order to be a top performer, how to lead a team, and how to be a part of a family for the benefit of a community.

I am applying for your intern position in Parsippany, NJ. I am a rising junior currently pursuing a bachelor of arts in economics but I am considering pursuing a bachelors of science in financial economics. I am very interested in learning more about real estate and I believe this internship would be a great way to become more experience in real estate and business practices.

With a team of other high school leaders, I planned and organized activities and games for younger students for the retreats and camp events during the school year. I learned how to communicate effectively with my fellow peers and staff members, and most importantly how to deal with conflict in times of disagreement by finding compromise and different solutions. In addition to my church experience, I have worked at a restaurant business that required much teamwork, quality customer service and responsibility in carrying out assigned tasks. Due to its fast paced speed in serving the food and customers, I learned how to adapt to situations that were unexpected, such as when a customer had a specific request. I quickly found the help of my coworkers the most valuable when adapting to these situations, and that in fact I was able to excel in my own work when working in a

Tutoring these courses including six other biology and chemistry courses, highlights my proficiency in this competency.I acquired this competency by completing over 10 laboratory sections for different sciences course, including physics, biology, and chemistry. As a paramedic instructor, I also have experience conducting laboratory skill stations for students. These laboratory stations consist of a variety of procedure and assessment

I, Dawn Luong, am a current sophomore attending Berea Midpark High School and would like to participate in the Project SEED Summer Research Internship Program at Case Western Reserve University. Throughout my school career, I have gravitated more and more towards STEM related fields. After taking chemistry this year, as well as shadowing a chemical engineer at Lubrizol, I find that chemistry is something that I enjoy immensley. My first career goal is to major in chemistry or chemical engineering. In my chemistry labs, I have researched ion identification, quantitative analysis, the heat treating of steel, and found the percent composition of elements in compounds. In my engineering class, I created fuel cell cars, built simple machines and

My work history sounds extremely disjointed to most people. My boss even asks me to give an account of it to our new hires, almost like a party trick. However, I believe the variety in the vocations I have spent my time in has given me a unique perspective and work ethic. I started my work-life as the third generation of my family in the funeral industry. I spent nights and weekends assisting with after-hours visitations and wakes, making sure the families who had recently lost a loved one were well cared for. I'm not sure I realized it at the time, but that job gave me the perfect platform to learn to listen well and use my gift of compassion. Like many college students, I spent some time working retail at the local mall. Quite the culture shock after working with friends and family in an industry I had grown up around.