Throughout my life, I've always had a passion for making work more efficient and enjoyable in almost every scenario. While making the work easier for not just me, but everybody, the quality of the work does not decrease.One example of this in the workplace was during a summer IT internship. Warehouse workers completed their work by signing in to computers mounted on their assigned lift machines. Often times, these workers would forget their username, password, the company site URL for payroll information, as well as their work email credentials. Forgetting these important pieces of information would result in a lack of productivity due to said workers having to contact the help desk to get their credentials back as well as the website URL. I noticed this problem and created a system that made customized sheets containing all necessary information and some barcodes for the credentials pertaining to a specified worker. The workers used their scanners to scan the barcodes into their computers instead of manually typing. These sheets could be printed for any existing and future employees since the sheets were generated directly from the company database. Workers were responsible for keeping their sheets safe to avoid having their information stolen.This is just one of many examples where I was innovative in the workplace. On top of being a problem solver, I am also passionate about volunteering. I've been with The Miracle League of the Fox Valley since 2012. The MLFV is an organized baseball league for children, ages 4-19, with physical and/or cognitive disabilities. Each volunteer is assigned to a player and it is their responsibility to assist the player on and off the field in any way that is necessary. I love this organization and plan on being there until my player's family decides to stop or he just gets too old!If you're interested in talking about anything on my profile, feel free to contact me.