As a missionary of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, I served those in the community I was in. I would guide people around a religious site so that they would have a better understanding of the site and the people it represented. All this work was voluntary, and I chose to do it. I lead multiple groups of 6-8 missionaries simultaneously, providing counsel and leadership responsibilities. I worked with many people from all over the world, including people from over 60 different countries. I communicated with people over the telephone and on social media to help them better understand our organization. I worked as a liaison and guide at humanitarian and welfare centers. I gave large and small group tours, ranging from one person to 60 people.

At Prairie Vista Dental, I helped document and organize files and information. I scanned invoices, checks, and many other documents. I organized and used QuickBooks ensuring all expenses were accounted for. I also organized files ensuring that all documents were in the right place before selling the business.

I worked at the public pools for Grant County Recreation. I started as a general lifeguard and worked up to a part-time supervisor. I also went through additional training to become a Water Safety Instructor, allowing me to teach patrons how to swim. I was certified in first aid and CPR through the Red Cross, providing aid to those in need. I ran the front desk when needed, answering telephone calls and making money transactions. I supervised nine lifeguards and, on average, 80 patrons. Ensuring that everything would run smoothly. I regulated the swimming pool’s chemicals by doing chemical tests and adding chemicals to the pool’s system to ensure that the pool was safe for patrons. I opened and closed the building, counted the money, cleaned, locked the building, and enabled the security alarm. As a WSI (Water Safety Instructor), I mainly worked with children aged from two to 11 years old.