Thursday, May 6, 2010
Sunday, April 25, 2010
One of the companies that I chose during the job fair was Jamba Juice. What Jamba Juice wants from its employees is a good enthusiastic employee. In order to meet the requirements to be considered for employment you must meet the following requirements.
• Must be 16 years of age
• Computer skills including some Microsoft software and register skills
• Must be able to lift 30-40 lbs regularly throughout shifts
• Ability to stand, bend, reach and scoop through-out assigned shift
• Ability to be mobile in walk-in refrigerator and freezer with temperatures ranging from 40° F to -10° F
I meet all of the requirements for the application. The reason why is that I work as a vendor at Petco Park and these requirements for Jamba Juice are essentially the same as the requirements that I had to meet to work at Petco Park. Jamba juice also wants their employees to show some very good customer service. They want the employee to recommend a product to the consumer that will meet their needs and also to enhance their experience by engaging them and giving them samples. I think I meet these skills that are recommended because I like talking to and meeting new people. If you get accepted and work there you are responsible for keeping a clean are by washing blenders and keeping all of the supplies in stock at all times. The reason why I would like to work at Jamba Juice is that it sounds like a fun and fast moving work environment and what I like about it.
San Diego Zoo
The San Diego Zoo is looking for people to work as merchandise sales clerks. These people must sells merchandise items, they must maintain the items that they are selling clean and tidy, they must also keep the sales are clean, they must also perform other job related tasks and at all times keep their items of sale in stock. Some of the skills that the zoo would like you to have include:
• The ability to operate a cash register accurately and efficiently.
• You must be able to understand and carry out instructions given to you.
• Have great communication skills.
• And to be a great employee they also recommend that you are able foresee and keep in stock items when you see they are low and you will need more.
They also ask for you to be able to work in elevated areas and in cramped places, to handle money responsibly and also to be able to distinguish prices of different merchandises. In order to apply you must be able to any of the seven days of the week. This of course includes some weekends and holidays, you will also be required to work 15 to 30 hours a week and you must be at least 16 year of age when you apply for the job and since it’s only a seasonal job it will only last till September 6, 2010. I do not want to work at the zoo because it stinks and although it is good pay for a beginning job I will not stay in town till September 6.
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Compulsory Service
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Problem Solver
Friday, April 16, 2010
Effective Communicator
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Monday, March 29, 2010
I believe that health care is a right. Nobody should be denied health care according to their financial situation or citizenship. The new health care reform provides health care to everyone, the only thing I feel is wrong with the reform is the fact that it makes health care a requirement and it will fine people without health care. The reason why I think health care should be a right is that in order to maintain a healthy society everyone should get medical attention when needed even if you are a bum, people should not get fined for not having health care. They should help people without health care get health care instead of fining them. By fining people are only creating more debt and if we make health care a right we will maintain a very healthy and happy society. Before the reform health care was a privilege that was offered only to people with a job and it was provided by their employer. Many employers didn’t even offer health care and if they did they offered very bad health care. If health care is a privilege the only people that will have extremely great health care would be rich people, rich people do not need that good of health care because they have money to pay for medical attention. The people who need health care are the people that fall below the poverty line and are part of the working class. Health care indeed should be a right not just a privilege.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Throughout my high school career there have been a lot of instances where I have been a technology producer. Some of the instances have occurred in my biotech class, TSS class, and my Photoshop class. In my biotech class I was a technology producer because through the use of technology I learned about science by using sophisticated and delicate equipment. In my biotech class I also had to produce my own protocols to allow people to recreate my experiment and get similar if not same results. In my TSS class I was a technology producer because I learned how to fix computers and also how to build them. This allowed me to build a computer from spare parts that our teacher, Mr. Marquez, had lying around from previous computers whose motherboards did not work and the good parts were saved. I chose a motherboards’ that worked and then I correctly placed it in the case and I held to the case with screws, I then chose the proper power supply, the proper RAM and amount of RAM that the mother board could run, then I put a floppy and CD-Rom drive and a hardrive. After all of this was done I checked window XP to see if it was properly working and it was not, so I got a windows XP CD from Mr. Marquez and I re-installed it onto the computer and I got it working again. This is how I was a technology producer at Scitech in my TSS class through my high school career so far. In my Transtech class I was a technology producer because I worked on cars and fixed them and I also did a lot of electrical wiring in cars.
Friday, March 12, 2010
I have been in high school for about four years now and approximately three of those years I have been in Sci-Tech. Before I came to Sci-Tech I attended Memorial elementary school in Logan. At Logan I collaborated in my music class as a guitar player, we collaborated with the flute players and drummers to create beautiful music. Once I started attending Sci-Tech I started to collaborate more on in-class activities. One example of this was when I first started attending my TSS (Technical Support Services) class we had to be in a group and build something out of magazines that could support 4-5 cans of food, my team lost of course but we all collaborated equally and came in 3rd. Other classes that also serve as an example of me being a collaborating learner are BioTech, English, Math, Marine Science, and my Transtech (auto shop) class. In my biotech I collaborated with team members Samaria Price, Mawii Zeleke, Elizabeth Kesler, and Elshaday Tashome in order to collectively assemble science kits so that kids in junior high schools and elementary schools around the district can learn and do the same experiments that we perform in our biotech class while learning at the same time. In my English class I collaborated in a group with other class members in order to learn how to view things in a deferent point of view besides our own and open our mines up to different ideas. In my transtech class I was put in a team with other kids in the class and together we collaborated to fix a Mitsubishi eclipse and we succeeded and got it up and running. This is why I am a collaborative learner and have been one and will be one throughout my life and high school career.