Dru Hurd

I began working at Forest Lake Menards in April and transferred up to Hermantown in September when I began schooling at St. Scholastica. As a part-time sales associate in the hardware department, I learned a lot about how to help customers problem solve and how to help them find what they are looking for, even if they don't know exactly what that may be. On top of customer care, I learned many skills pertaining to computer use and the upkeeping of our department. Overall, I developed great people skills, quick thinking skills, and an appreciation for helping everybody I come across and cleaning up my space.

At Kohls, I would help customers find the items they needed, help check out their items on the cash register, kept my department clean and organized, and maximized sale opportunities every chance I got. This job began the development of my strong work ethic and my appreciation for helping people as best as I can.