Alyssa Antola

Within this time frame, I worked in several departments in a warehouse setting. Following state and federal guidelines, expired and recalled drugs are received, processed and shipped or destroyed based on vendor polices.

Working in the Direct Vendor department, I sorted vendors by type and packed them out to be shipped accordingly. This job required attention to detail, being sure the information inputted into the system was accurate before packing up the box.

Working in the Receiving department, boxes from various customers were received in each day, checked for controlled substances and sent to an according department to be processed. This job required the ability to work well in a team, as well as lifting boxes up to and including 50 lbs.

Working in the Controls department, I processed controlled substances according to DEA guidelines using a generated form. This job requires extreme attention to detail and the ability to focus on multiple tasks.

As an associate, I was responsible for cash handling, processing customer returns if necessary, and restocking and maintaining the sales floor. Customer service was vital to ensure sales and experience. If necessary, we would help offload deliveries and maintain backstock.

As an associate, I was responsible for cash handling, maintaining the cleanliness of the front end, and being sure the registers were stocked appropriately. When I wasn't on the front end, it was my job to maintain the sales floor, keeping the displays presentable and full.

As a Shift Manager, I was responsible for working with my employees to ensure a great customer experience. If I worked an opening shift, I was responsible for restocking and maintaining the perishable and produce section, ensuring the quality of everything we sold to our customers. I worked and communicated with my team to provide a fully stocked and clean store for opening. I was also responsible for inventory and being sure we had appropriate stock for sales.

Good communication was an essential part of being a Shift Manager, earning the respect from my employees by working as a team to keep the store clean and well maintained.

This job required being able to operate a cardboard bailer and floor scrubber following state regulations.

Another responsibility was dealing with the safety and security of the store by making sure the alarm system was properly set at night at closing.

As a Cashier, it was my responsibility to provide customers with an accurate and pleasant checkout experience. Keeping the registers clean and organized was also essential. I would occasionally assist in Customer Service when necessary, helping with customer returns.

For a month of my employment I assisted in store inventory, travelling to each store on Long Island as needed.

As a processor, I assisted with the handling of pharmaceutical products to either be sent back to the customer or destroyed as per DEA regulations.

As a lead, it was my responsibility to assist the processors with questions and verify information that was inputted into our system.

This job required use of a pallet jack as well as the ability to multitask.

As a cashier, it was my responsibility to ensure proper cash handling and provide customers with a pleasant check out experience.

As a Customer Service Associate, I had many responsibilities to assist the customers and management. I assisted customers with returns, lottery purchases, and Western Union transactions.

I was also responsible for ensuring the accuracy of cash flow throughout the office, counting it each time I began a shift and ended one. It was also my responsibility to provide the cashiers with change and verify till accuracy at the end of a shift.