Sheba Chandler

This is the job I currently work at. I will say that I'm relatively good at my job.

I'm in good standing with management, they praise my work and also like how I'm compliant with orders, ensuring things are kept up to standards. Once again, I'm well known for my customer service, frequently being praised on my welcoming attitude and willingness to go above and beyond to ensure customer needs are meant.

I get along well with my coworkers and have never had any altercations.

This job was another wonderful job. I acquired this job through a recommendation from my prior job making me a well desired candidate.

I remained a crew member and eventually learned to work all stations. I wasn't a complainer, although I do admit the job had high demands it never bothered me.

I was great with customers and good with speed. Managers praised how compliant I was with following rules, orders and customer prioritization.

Furthermore, I never got into any form of conflict with neither employees or customers which was somewhat a common occurrence at this job. This demonstrates my will to get along and keep a job site peaceful and compliant which I believe is a strong virtue in the job world.

I also had two jobs around this time and I saved up a down payment to move my family into a house while simultaneously saving for my car. This goes to show a strong form of discipline and drive to work.

This is a job I was very dedicated to as an employer. This was the first job I had at 16 years old.

This job was extraordinarily important to because this was the money I used to pay for my car.

I was absolutely exceptional at my station, although it took me a moment to adjust to fast pace speed. However, when I was accustomed, I was well known for my speed in creating ice cream and aiding our drive thru times.

I was friendly with all, and I was amazing with customer service. I always smiled and ensured the customers had exactly what they wanted. Managers loved me so much. However, this would eventually become my downfall at this job. My great skill made me a wonderful asset that I was offered a management position. However, I noticed that the company took advantage of that position paying me at the wage of a regular employee while having me perform regular duties. I tolerated for only a moment before realizing my worth and moving on. Throughout my time there, I was well liked, exceptional at my job and ensured excellent service. When someone called out, everyone knew I was the person who would come in on short notice to ensure we weren't understaffed. Far by a very monumental job.