Fisher Barrie

Overall this position has given me a couple valuable skills. Things such as bringing workers what they need before they ask, keeping tabs on many facets of work at once, working efficiently with complete strangers, and even with people whose language I don't entirely understand. Also, lots of mechanical skills like proper lifting and hucking of material.

First actual "chain" type of job. I learned how to properly and respectfully talk to coworkers, managers, and customers in that sort of setting. Additionally, when taking orders, you often are under timed pressure and have to think about many factors and items, which all require their own little details to be carefully examined, so as to avoid mix-ups. They are details such as such as location, item specifics, and storage/delivery delicateness.

• Associate's Degree in Arts, primarily focused on business classes
• Certification in all Microsoft 365 apps
• Expansive computer skills learned

GV was a strange and rather boring place, so I decided upon MSU for my remaining college.

-In between colleges so I got an extra trimester in at Walsh for more credits

MSU is a life changer. I love this campus, the professors, and (generally) some people. It might be the best university in the state, considering other factors of course.