Emily Thompson

A day in the life of my job starts with a morning meeting. My team and I meet in the morning to discuss what we can do to help to help each other in that days tasks and projects. After that we go our separate ways and work on our own projects. When working on a project, I would go through a list of people that have expressed an interest in the market research study we are conducting. From that I give them a call, and ask them a few questions. With these questions and the information they have already given us, I analysis if I think they would be a good fit for that study. I am also in charge of staying on track for dead lines, and keeping our clients informed on our progress.

At American Eagle, I would work with costumers to find what they were looking for. My goal was to help others find clothes that they could be comfortable and confident in. With the senior business positions I was in charge of all the sales associates. I would help them if they had any concerns or questions, I was also in charge of shipment and transfers. This helped me understand the importance articulation and the understanding of how buisnesses work.

When I volunteered as a cheer coach, I have learned many skills. patient's, organization, planning, and many more useful skills. While being a cheer coach for the age 10-13 year olds, I have learned a lot. For starters I created routines for them to compete with. I organized events for the parents and children to attended. I worked with my cheer team 4 times a week to help them with the skills they wanted to learn and to get them ready for competitions. Overall being a cheer coach was a great experience and something I would recommend to anyone who is interested.