Rena Boyett

I departed from Care Advantage to become a personal care aide here. My clients appreciated my bubbly personality and the happiness I brought to work. They expressed that I am the most helpful and considerate person they've encountered in a long time. Helping people is my passion. Once, I surprised a client with a birthday cake, and the joy on his face was unforgettable. That smile spoke volumes. It made my day to see the smiles I could bring to my clients' faces.

I began my healthcare journey as a Personal Care Aide, where I was cherished by all my clients. I aspired to advance to a CNA position but never had the opportunity. Helping people brings me joy. I've always been drawn to where I can offer assistance. My clients often said that I was cheerful, sweet, caring, and genuinely showed that I cared.

I was employed at Wendy's as a cashier, primarily stationed at the drive-thru to take orders and manage transactions. Customers frequently complimented my bubbly personality and the cheerful way I greeted them. I was well-liked by everyone, and they often said they would miss me if I ever decided to leave.

I began my career as a security officer and advanced to the position of site supervisorI patrolled the yard at the trucking company, checking trucks in and out as they arrived and departed. I also handled payroll submissions as required and covered shifts in the event of call-outs.The drivers and everyone who visited the office loved me.

I began my journey here by assembling the store, setting up shelves, and arranging movies before the grand opening. Once completed, I was offered the position of Manager On Duty (MOD), allowing me to continue working here. I was well-liked and encountered no issues. As the manager on duty, I had a Customer Service Representative (CSR) with me to assist if needed. I adored this place immensely; I was outgoing and always enjoyed my time here. Unfortunately, the business closed down.