In-Person: File Clerk P/T
Company: Confidential
Location: Oakland, CA 94607
Pay: $18 – $25 an hour
In this role. They are seeking a candidate who is detail-oriented and highly organized to join their dynamic office team. In this position you will be ensuring the smooth operation of administrative functions by managing filing systems, data entry, and document organization. They are looking for a dedicated professional committed to excellence in administrative support. Benefits not posted.
In-Person: Administrative Assistant F/T
Company: Outcomes Supporting Living LLC
Location: Fairfield, CA
Pay: $25/hr
In this role, you will support our office employees by ensuring they have the information and resources they need to perform at their best. Your responsibilities will be answering incoming phone calls and routing them to the appropriate department. They are seeking a motivated, outgoing Administrative Assistant to join their team to also schedule appointments, maintain a calendar, organize meetings, write emails, memos, and letters, and distribute them appropriately. The benefits are Competitive Compensation, paid time off, and career growth opportunities.
In-Person: Call Center Representative I F/T
Company: Conduent (Customer Service & Transaction Processing)
Location: San Francisco, CA,
Pay: $21.93/HR Start / First day training 4/20/26
In this role, the candidate identifies customer needs to ensure the customer is provided with complete and accurate information. You will be supporting our client’s customers as a first point of contact and resolving questions concerning their accounts. In this position, you will respond to all tolling and/or administration-related customer inquiries by utilizing information learned during training and resources available through people, customer records, and knowledge management systems. You will receive 5 weeks of paid training! They offer great benefits & weekends off.
I logged into homebase first thing. Then, I started working on my lab. Today I built a virtual network using pfSense, Windows, and Debian in VirtualBox. I configured DHCP and fixed my IP settings so both VMs could communicate and access the internet. I also tested the network using ping, nslookup, and traceroute to confirm everything was working. I completed my lab by making a diagram of my lab in Google Slides and adding it to my ticket.
Today we watched the Networking Tools presentation and reviewed terminology and tools like ipconfig, ping, traceroute, and nslookup. We worked on the Networking project: configure the two VM to use pfSense and be part of a local network. We tested the IP addresses by using ipconfig and ip a to get the LAN IP addresses, subnet, and gateway WAN address then created a diagram. We tested the LAN to see if the two computers can communicate with each other as well as the gateway. I ran into a problem with the Win-PC firewall which prevented the Win-PC from responding to Debian. I updated the firewall and this allowed the Win-PC to respond as expected. The next step is #3 of testing, starting with how to find the lease information in pfSense for Win-PC and Debian-PC.
Today I continued to work on the networking lab. I started to create the network diagram.
Today, we created our staff bios for the Sunshine Express website. It was good practice for marketing ourselves. Then we created Google Calendar events for real events and invited everyone in the class via Calendar. We learned about sticky keys, very useful.
I logged into Homebase. I practiced my typing. I published a bio on a website.
I also worked on inviting others to events via Google Calendar.
I typed at the beginning of the class.
I added my profile. We learned it on “Add Bio”.
I had a chance to practice on Google Calendar. I invited all my classmates to an event in San Francisco.
Today I focused on Michael Curran’s lecture and instructions, worked on my Sunshine Express Bio, and also practiced on the Google calendar event invitations.