Zach Weaver

For the most part, the jobs that I have had in the past are all different, but I have approached each one of them with the same hardworking mindset that I have. Wherever I work, my goal is to do the best that I can do every day to make the company more successful, regardless of how new I am to it. I am a team player and I will do whatever it takes to get a job finished correctly. I enjoy working, and I will always do it with a smile on my face.

In my time as a Boy Scout, I had the opportunity not only to learn neat outdoor skills, but I learned hw to be a leader. When I first joined my scout troop, I idolized the older scouts who were just on the verge of becoming Eagle Scouts. I wanted to be like them. They were nice people to be around, easy to talk to and learn from, and they had excellent leadership skills. As those guys eventually became Eagle Scouts as predicted, I became older and I had to start becoming a leader. The main leadership position I held was called the Troop Guide, and as the Troop Guide, I was in charge of making sure all of the new scouts were doing a good job with their requirements and I also was their if they had any questions that I had the answer to. That was easily my favorite part of being in scouts. I was able to teach the same lessons I learned from the boys I followed as a young scout to the young scouts who I hope had the same respect for me.