* Managed in person and telephone inquiries.* Seat guests and keep track of reservations, etc.* Greet customers and give the Noho Hospitality.

* Greet guests and provide an explanation of room and karaoke machine use.* input orders on Toast POS, prepare drinks and handle food warming.* Keep rooms and the main stage clean, restock glasses and bottles at thebar.

* Register duty: handle money and take orders. * Interact with customers and create bonds. * Prepare drinks and handle food warming. * Keep the dining area clean and periodically check the ready to eat foods, re-stock when necessary.

* Administrative office duties, maintain all active files, organize closed files.* Prepare various Landlord-tenant documents per Lawyers’ requests (Rent Demand, Notice of Petition, Warrant Requests, Affidavits, etc.)* Manage Client inquiries about available resources.

* Reading tutor - help children build a solid foundation in phonics, sounding out words. - try to build a love of reading in all my students! * Pre-K specialized/private school entry test tutor - facilitate practice with exam questions in a fun and comfortable environment. * Administrative assistant - keep the office tidy - keep track of our calendar/scheduling - answer emails from parents

* Manage in person and telephone inquiries from guests* Handle seating and all reservations* Present a friendly face to guests and greet customers with a smile and show the Palm Hospitality!

* Took Delivery and Pick-up orders, answer all phone and in person inquiries. * Greeted guests and handle seating chart/reservations.

(This position is a temp job, ending in April) My main responsibilities include managing in-person and telephone inquiries, requests and appointment scheduling. I also handle charging clients for appointment fees, using office equipment (i.e. sending faxes, copies, etc.), etc.

I ring up customers' orders and try to give them a friendly and helpful experience. I help customers with any questions they may have about prices, salads, ordering, the Chop't app, etc. I keep the dining area clean and take phone calls from customers ordering or asking various questions.

My job at the mailroom was very straightforward, I was responsible for sorting any incoming mail from the all carriers we worked with and communicating with the mailmen if there were issues or questions on our side. (FedEx, DHL, USPS, UPS, etc.) I would log the packages into our school's sorting system and then sorted the mail according to building and alphabetical order. I kept the mailroom tidy with the other students working there. I also dealt with the students face to face when they needed to pick up a package or mail a package out.

As a computer consultant I had an assortments of responsibilities; my main job was to help customers troubleshoot any issues they might have had with frozen screens, mice, glitchy software, etc. I was also around to help customers with any questions that had about programs (Microsoft, Excel, etc.), issues with the school sites (lost passwords, how to use or look up information, etc.). Other duties included cleaning computers, tidying up the computer labs, enforcing the lab rules, etc. Occasionally, I worked at the Help desk phone line where I took calls from users experiencing computer issues; it gave me a lot of customer service experience.

This was officially a scholarship/ Study abroad program but I was placed in a public elementary school in a town called Cheonan. I taught grades 1through 6 in my afterschool classroom and assisted the Korean English teacher with her 5th and 6th grade classes. I was responsible for the safety and wellbeing of my afterschool students, around 40 children, as well as planning lessons and activities for their classes. I had to turn in a detailed set of lesson plans every week to my mentor, the English teacher at the school. I have provided a link to my Digication Eportfolio with examples of my lesson plans from my time in Korea: https://stonybrook.digication.com/kiani_hernandez1/Welcome/?&