Guadalupe Gaytan

I use a Rf scanner, a barrett, wooden/plastic pallets and physical movement in my work. I work around 35 to 40 hours a week. The work process is very simple, but, at the same time, very tiring. I use the RF scanner to scan QR codes on a pick slot to show that the item is in stock. I then pick the amount of said item and place it on my pallet. Once I am done with my order, I wrap my order with industrial-standard plastic wrap, and then print out my labels through the RF scanner. I then take my order and drop it off at the door where it needs to be.

This was a temporary job, as I was still in school at the time. The main thing I did was just watch out for cheaters, any form of on-field violence, and when to start and end the game. I also helped clean equipment and refill any loaner air tanks.

This was a temporary job I started after I graduated, as I was still waiting for a reply from other jobs. It was another physical job, where we would work on houses and remodel them to the customer's ideals. I worked on flooring, drywall, insulation, a little bit of tile and tile cutting, carpentry, and corner ramps.