Internship readiness

Qualities of someone who is internship ready is professional, an enjoyable person to be around, friend, inquisitive, hard-working, intellectual, and quick learner. I plan to show that I am internship ready by acting more professional, as well as speaking more professional. I plan to receive positive feedback from my progression and strive for perfection. I will continue to work hard in my studies and work on my time management skills. I also plan to keep up with technology, so that I am not left in the dust. I plan to start following through with writing down my homework, also never being late to class or missing a day of class. I plan to expand my technology vocabulary as well as become more current on tech topics. The only change I can think of is my professional grammar.

The best and worst

My best job that I ever had, had to be coaching. I loved working with the kids that I had. The parents that I worked with, loved me coaching their kids because I was fair, helpful to the kids growth, and also very knowledgeable about the game of basketball. Another thing I loved about coaching is that I had free time to do other things throughout the day. I would coach 2 hours for my team and then help out the Jv and Varsity basketball teams as well. Some of the responsibilities that I had were to develop the kids to get them varsity ready, make sure the kids made grades to play on the basketball team, and make sure they were growing as individuals into responsible young men. Lessons I learned through coaching were that I can teach when I am passionate about something, I am definitely someone who loves winning, and I'm very competitive. Things I learned about the workplace is that we needed a new gym, and our supervisor was very open to our strategy as long as it coincide with what he wanted to achieve.

The worst job I had was working for a trucking company. I didn't know anything about trucking and it was a brand new experience for me. What I learned about the work place is that it's very face pace and needed to know a little about the job. One thing I learned about myself is that I can't really work as a truck dispatcher because of the fact I don't really know trucking. My job was making sure all trucks were in the correct place as well as scheduling pick up and drop off.