Hurelbrink: A Short Story

On the agreed date and time, I reached the agreed meeting place which was a coffee shop in Vancouver. I had previously sent a photo of myself with my interview request thus making it easy for him to find me. We had a brief introduction where I explained to him how I was given his contact information and why I chose him to interview. He asked me questions about my study and future plans. After this, I asked him questions about his profession and communication skills usages at his work

Knows about expect my co-workers. Let me start with saying that I have great relationships with the

My father has been working there for about twelve years now. I got to work alongside my father; he is a very smart man. He taught me the key components of being a good worker and person. He always told me that the key to the top in any job is to listen to the manager(s) and not be afraid to ask questions. Also, he told me that not everyone is going to like you but that shouldn’t matter because it’s a job, you’re not there to make friends you’re there to make money.

He shook my hand with confidence and seemed at ease throughout the interview. He was able to answer all of my questions and never seemed “over the top” in his answers.

I’ve just got off the phone with a mother of one of the soccer recruits. She mentioned that she received news that Caleb Husmann has resigned from his position as Head Coach. I have no clue regarding this and I couldn’t provide any answers to her questions regarding her son. This is the second time this has occurred, but I don’t know how to proceed.

The bell couldn't have come fast enough and the second it did I was out of there. Zarra pointed me in the right direction for my next class before going to Web Design. I was the first one to Government, which was the best thing that had happened all day. I took the music from my ears and covered them with my hands. I was about ready to cry—something I hadn't done since the last time I went to a new school. I felt a hand on my shoulder.

I see that Todd is one of your transfer students. I've noticed that he's in pending status due to an F in a course. I'm not sure what his GPA is or what exactly is needed to fully complete his application. If his GPA is over a 2.0, should he be good to go? Can you provide an update for Coach Husmann?

Experience: The first day is bound to be nerve wrecking, but I dealt with my nerves effortlessly and quickly. Even though the tasks I did were simple, I had fun filling out the papers and doing my job. Every now and then, one needs to step out of their comfort zone and do things other than routine tasks (work and homework), it is imperative to get fresh air.

The day I started was in June 2, in 2012 and I was pretty much nervous; I walked to the factory doors and inside it was really hot and they had a lot machines, you also see

It was that time of the year ,which was back to school, it was the day ,I got to meet my 8th grade teacher ,I was sweating and had butterflies in my stomach. It was coincidence to find my friend Sheyla at the parking lot. Sheyla said she has met her teacher ,but needed a few more supplies ,so she was just back from getting her last supplies. Sheyla’s family went with us to met my teacher ,and I was glad to see her because it was quite a while since I last saw her. Later, after we left Berkmar grounds,I went to Sheyla’s house and we hangout the rest of the day. It was the first day of school, usually I would be feeling nervous,but today I wasn't ,which was good because I didn't want have sweating hands and a racing heartbeat. I arrived at Berkamr and went straight to homeroom ,I found my seat and waited. My first day at school wasn't to bad because the only thing

I enjoyed that job so much, because every day was exciting and different. It was so neat to me to meet people for short periods of time. They would come into my line and I would give them the best, fast, and efficient service as possible.

As someone has never had work experience, it was hard being up all the time and dealing with customers. Especially, because I was extremely shy. However, I had the support of my coworkers, most of them were college kids. They helped me learn into everything because they all know the feeling of that first job. They taught me the responsibility of having one and the benefits of a job. Not only that, but having a job as a teenager is the first step to becoming a responsible

I said no problem but there is the couple of things that I need to check and some papers that you need to fill out first. please follow me and we will sort it out for you .he started following me to the office, I asked him to sit down and if he needs to have some water.

On July 8, 2015 I walk into Krogers like I would any other day but this day I was an employee. Lost for words around the unfamiliar faces that I would now see five days a week had me a little nervous. I walk up to someone and ask them “where is Ally?” and when I say her name I see her shoot her head full of blonde poofy hair from over the registers as she grabs a pop from the cooler by U-scan and I hear the cooler doors slam. The super cute boy who is tall, tan and muscular with short light brown hair with chubby cheeks and a bright white smile that I seen at orientation walks up and says he is being trained by Ally too and I feel slight butterflies in my stomach. As we walk back into the back dock we run into Cody with dark brown hair and tan skin and the cute boy goes off with him to be trained and I was disappointed. I knew Ally before I got hired on at Krogers through a mutual friend so conversation came easy and work so far wasn’t that bad. Now that I have seen every part of Krogers that I haven’t seen before it’s time to learn the hard stuff. We go out on carts and I am begging to go in cause little do I know that it is a 30 minute shift and there is no 5 minutes and go in. Then Ally goes on break and I’m all alone to learn how to beg by myself, which isn’t hard at all but when you’re thrown out there it’s scary.

and said something to me and not knowing how to respond I just handed him the paper I got from the office. He then shook my hand and directed me to my first class.