
My name is Addison Sells, I am a student at Liberty University majoring in secondary education. I am very outgoing and I am a hard worker. Throughout my life I have worked a variety of different jobs that have given me a large variety of skills. To start I worked in a restaurant, Greene’s Seafood, for three years. While working I held many positions including host, waiter, and kitchen staff. Also while working at Greene’s I maintained a side job as a Lawn Care worker in my area and would mow, trim weeds, and do various other landscaping jobs for clients. On top of this I am now working as a delivery driver in the city of Lynchburg. Alongside my various jobs I have also spent countless hours volunteering and working in my community. Every summer I volunteer at a local kids summer camp for a week in June as well as serving and volunteering at my local church. These jobs have provided me with leadership skills, communication skills, and great customer service skills in the workplace.
I am currently working as a delivery driver for DoorDash in the Lynchburg area. This job entails:
Assisted in maintaining residential landscapes by mowing lawns and trimming weeds. Supported various landscaping tasks to enhance lawn appearance. Collaborated with team members and customers to ensure timely completion of yard work and great quality of work. This job entailed:
I worked at Greene’s Seafood for three and a half years. Working at Greene’s provided me with many work place skills. Working at Greene’s my job entailed:
-being a host and directly communicating with customers to ensure all customers are greeted at the door and are seated in a quick and timely manner
-Waiting tables and ensuring that each and every customer has a very enjoyable experience by maintaining great hospitality and service for all customers
-Working in the kitchen to ensure that food is prepared safely and in a clean and sanitary way while doing so in a timely manner
-Washing dishes and making sure every dish is cleaned in a way that directly follows safety regulations