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Who was your most influential mentor and what did they teach you?

My mom. She tought me to always do my best and work hard because eventually it will pay off in the end.

Posted @ 10:06AM, December 31, 2007 by Cora Stone | Permalink
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Work history

Big Kmart July 2004 to July 2005
Cash Office

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How would you describe your time at Big Kmart?

I started as a cashier and ended up being trained for the cash office. I liked both parts of the job. I balanced the cash office twice (once when I got there and once before I left), I had to do filing, entering information on computers and make daily bank deposits.
B.C. Pizza October 2002 to October 2007
Opener/ Closer

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How would you describe your time at B.C. Pizza?

When I started at B.C. Pizza as a delivery driver in October of 2002 I was working there and at McDonalds. I went from working as a driver to working inside and then to being an opener/ closer. I loved everything I did at B.C. Pizza starting from delivering hot pizzas to being in charge of making sure everybody got there work done and sending them home. I love working with customers and counting money. I think my favorite part of this job was I wasn't just an employee I felt like I was part of a family.... read more
McDonalds July 2000 to November 2002
Crew Trainer

How would you describe your time at McDonalds?

I ran drive thru, front counter and grill. When I work somewhere I like to know everything about the business so I can be used when other people call in. I worked my way up to crew trainer and loved being able to train others how to do there job the right way.

Education

Flint/ Genesee Job Corps December 2001 to March 2002
Accounting

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How would you describe your time at Flint/ Genesee Job Corps?

I went to Job Corps so I could get a degree in accounting because I really want to work with money and numbers. I got four levels of certificates.
Kalkaska Learning Lab October 1997 to February 1998
GED

How would you describe your time at Kalkaska Learning Lab?

I was one of those kids who didn't think I need school until I dropped out and found out what the real world was really like. I decided that the best thing for me was to go back to get my GED.

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