Full-time position supporting community engagement and nutrition education programs. They are looking for people with good people skills and who are good learners. Easy qualifications with entry-level experience accepted. Pay $22-26/hr
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Full-time position supporting community engagement and nutrition education programs. They are looking for people with good people skills and who are good learners. Easy qualifications with entry-level experience accepted. Pay $22-26/hr
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Part-time position supporting a real estate team with administrative and computer-based tasks, including HubSpot, Google Drive, scheduling, and expense tracking. They are looking for someone with good people skills, strong organization, and the ability to learn and work independently. Qualifications are straightforward, with prior administrative or HubSpot experience preferred but a flexible, laid-back work environment offered. Pay $20-30/hr
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Today I learned that I need to add a hard drive to the port in order for the virtual machines to keep running. I also learned the key differences between bios and ueif. I also learned that I can take it slower than the rest of the class because I’m in month one.
To begin the day, I dove right into this week’s lab and hit a wall with it, unable to boot both operating systems on one virtual machine.
Additionally, we watched several presentations on the steps a computer takes when it is powered on, the POST, BIOS, and OS stages to be specific.
To finish the day, we wrapped up the lab and then took benchmark quizzes to gauge our current understanding of concepts, and went on to watch additional videos.
In the first hour, I did 15 minutes of typing and then added some job listings in the Sacramento area to the CTP WordPress site. In the second hour I worked on the emergency food list. In the last hour I worked on the slide show project.
Today I learned how to shrink my D Drive to have unallocated space. Today I learned about the BIOS, UEFI, and the CMOS. Lastly, I documented my progress on this lab with OSTicket.
I am SO excited to be back for my last round of AWEX! I missed all my co-workers, and working in general. I like feeling accomplished and necessary. I had check ins with Carrie and Devin. I shared 9 job postings and then switched to work on completing Sonoma county on the food bank list. I added 7 new places as well as transferred 20 over to the website. I love getting so much done!
In class, I worked on my slide show project, and at the end of class, I worked a little bit on Percipio and a little bit on my accountability assignment.
Today I continued to work on my Win10-v2 vm, loading in and installing Ubuntu to the same vm in VMM. Also took some skills benchmarking and have seen a noticeable improvement in my ability to understand basic computer terminology. Pretty happy with my progress overall.
The Customer Experience Representative supports customers across phone, chat, and email channels by responding to inquiries with professionalism, empathy, and efficiency. This role manages orders accurately by assisting with placement, tracking, modifications, cancellations, and providing clear updates on shipping and delivery. The Customer Experience Representative thoughtfully resolves customer concerns and escalations by collaborating with internal teams, builds strong product knowledge to confidently guide customers and recommend complementary items, and documents interactions and preferences in the CRM to deliver personalized service. Additionally, this role represents the brand with a consistent, high-quality tone in every interaction and supports team projects and additional duties as needed.
Listed pay is $20 an hour.
Link: https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=442a05453b3928bc&from=shareddesktop_copy