
I have years of experience in many different fields, all challenging at first but all easily learned and mastered in no time. I have the most experience in culinary fields and customer service, but manufacturing, construction, cleaning, and even working on cars are all fields I can excel in. And when it comes to working with others -I know when to lead, and I know when to follow, and I am extremely welcoming of criticism.
Many different jobs were done, ranging from carpentry to simple house cleaning, and other maintenance tasks.
I did a lot of oil changes, took care of customers, the job environment was decent, and my co-workers were amazing. Unfortunately, I began school and ended up putting in my two weeks.
I worked on an assembly line, assembling radiators for mostly BMWs, but Rolls-Royce as well. I learned many different positions on the line, so I could fill in for people, or switch with someone if they got tired. I made my coworkers' lives a whole lot easier with how quickly I was able to pick stuff up. Personal familial problems at the time forced me to quit.
I washed dishes, bussed tables, and cooked on the line, but I mostly washed dishes. I ended up leaving this job because of a difficult-to-work-with employee that management wouldn't fire due to family ties.
I worked mostly as a prep cook for the restaurant, but I also worked as a cook. Co-workers and my boss loved me, and I really miss the job, but I had to move back to South Carolina.