Yesterday, we had mock interviews with Mechanics Bank. I got plenty of good feedback for putting in the effort, but I need to make my responses more personable, and I should “relax and be myself”. It’s a general problem feeling prepared and improvising the answers. Today in ES class, we went through searching for volunteer …
Monthly Archives: September 2026
What I did Today and this week
Today I got to work on my Interview Questions and Answers. I still need to work on using less-self critical language and be better at framing things in ways that don’t possibly raise red flags (as Alex helpfully pointed out saying I do “Root Cause Analysis” is better than “going down rabbit holes.”) We also …
What I did today post, and what I did this week
Today I was able to work on learning about different volunteer opportunities that are remote and have different time commitments and workdays. It was fun learning about the different volunteer opportunities. I was able to continue working on the questions and answer assignment, which I feel is close to being complete. This week I worked …
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What Today Held
Today I was late to class but very happy to catch up on what I missed. The volunteer information gave amazing insight on the benefits of volunteering, not just the effort towards helping people but the benefits and opportunity to learn and improve oneself! Our looking over interview questions and checking in was very nice …
What I Did Today (Plus This Week)
September 11, 2026: Today, I did some practice with finding some volunteering opportunities, and some more interview questions. September 8-11, 2026: I had a good Labor Day, but a real hassle rose between then and today, and it wasn’t the heat. My internet was experiencing outages during those days. Still, that didn’t stop me from …
What I Did Today
September 10, 2026: Today, I did a couple of mock interviews with Beni and Richard. I think I did a bit better on the first mock interview because I was more energetic at that time. Still, I think I did a pretty good job, nonetheless.
9/10/26 search engines
I posted 3 jobs today; one was a customer service job that was remote. Trying some of the not-so-used search engines, and I wasn’t impressed with Manpower, Employbridge, and Milestone Technologies. Manpower is good if you are looking for temp work, but most of the places are not temp-to-hire; they are like 6 months of …
Customer Support Associate (Remote) _ FT
squarespace-customer-support-associate-remoteRole Overview & Candidate RequirementsIn this role, you will primarily manage customer live chats and emails to resolve account, billing, and domain inquiries while maintaining high standards for quality and productivity. Candidates should have 1+ years of customer-facing experience and a familiarity with the Squarespace platform. While a specific college degree is not required, the …
Customer Support Specialist _ FT – remote
Customer Support – RemoteRole Overview & Educational RequirementsIn this role, you will respond to tech support tickets, guide customers through our software platform, conduct Zoom walk-throughs, and develop our knowledge base by writing help documents and creating video tutorials. Candidates must possess at least a high school diploma or GED, along with strong intermediate computer skills and a …
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Manufacturing Assembler- FT- Emeryville
manafacturing assembler – EmeryvilleWhat’s the Job?Assembling, testing, and packing Mechanical assemblies using hand tools and benchtop equipment. Following detailed assembly procedures. Conduct visual inspections and report any defects.$35-39 hr What’s Needed? High School Diploma or equivalent education. Knowledge of ISO9001 quality standards. Proficiency in using hand tools such as tweezers, rulers, cutters, torque drivers, and …