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Performed duties to open/close the store, receive and breakdown delivery, cash/credit/debt point of sales transactions, inventory verification, reset of shelves, display set up, cash handling, safety, and clean up.

Started as a cashier completing customer transactions with point of sale with cash/credit/debt. Then was promoted to customer service representative. As a customer service representative I processed returns, store opening, store closing, customer interactions, money orders, western union transactions, and front end operations. I was then promoted to grocery selector. I would receive orders electronically then down load to hand held terminal to select groceries. Once picked I then ring order up and bag the groceries in preparation for curb side pickup.

During this time frame I started off going through boot camp in Great Lakes Illinois. There I was introduced to basic military customs and procedures. This is to lay the ground work at the start of any military service. After that was over I was transferred to Naval Nuclear Power Training command for rating and job training. My first step was 14 week nuclear mechanic A-school to obtain my rating and rank of E-4 upon completion. My next step was to attend a 26 week nuclear power school. That was a theoretical introduction to all the baseline knowledge to be a nuclear operator. Next step was to be transferred down the road some more to Nuclear Power Training Unit. There I went through a 26 week program of hands on job training of systems and operations of MTS-626 a converted S5W submarine. There I obtained my NEC of 3385 upon qualifying Mechanical Operator. Then I was selected to attend C-school to be trained as an Engineering Laboratory Technician. That was an additional 14 weeks of hands on training to obtain NEC 3386 upon qualifying ELT. Then I was ready to join the fleet on USS Harry S. Truman (CVN-75)