Prepare and dispense orders for customers arriving. Verify customer orders and make any accommodations for substituted items. Provided courteous customer service. Worked as a team to keep a clean work environment and maintain a good workflow.Answered customer phone calls about pick-up times, location, and accommodations. Occasionally stock the sales floor if it’s been a slow day. Perform closing tasks, such as sweeping the floor, emptying trash, destickering totes, and doing returns/claims.

Line Cook; Salad Station.Fulfilled incoming orders in a fast-paced environment.Prioritized ticket orders by the time required to prepare and make. Communicated with coworkers to get orders out in a prompt and timely manner. Asked for help when needed, as at times, it can get overwhelming. Maintained a clean and organized workstation.

November 2019 to May 2021Elected Leader of Topeka High School's Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) for the 2019-2020 school year. Was previously, vice-president.I lead all our meetings, coordinated volunteer projects, and expanded membership.

Was recommended to join our high school newspaper publication. I had no previous experience in journalism and had limited knowledge using adobe services, but going through the class I learned a lot. I would now say that I have an intermediate comprehension using Photoshop, Illustrator, Lightroom, and Premier Pro.As a reporter, I interviewed students, parents, teachers, and even the superintendent. We were a small publication staff so we all helped one another and I learned that meeting deadlines were crucial in achieving a successful print. I enjoyed this class as it pushed me beyond my comfort zone. Always stayed after school for publication week to get it ready for the printers.

I was elected class representative for my school Student Government (StuGo),Freshmen RepresentativeSophomore Representative (2 years)As a member of our school's student government, we helped set up school dances, fundraise for charities, raise awareness of important student-related issues.Attended all our meetings and always worked as a team to get things done. Communication was vital, as duties and responsibilities varied among classes.

Got accepted into the City of Topeka's Topeka Way To Work summer program.This was a paid internship and I've learned a lot about what goes on behind the scenes in the city.I filled out the W4 form for the first time, set up my direct deposit, and received my first paycheck.Exciting stuff. I was placed in the Municipal Court, I learned to clock in and out, and performed repetitive task such as coaming through citations and assuring they're all cataloged digitally, shredding and stapling documents among other miscellaneous tasks unsupervised.