What I Did Today (3/4)
– Email copyediting.
– I want to do cool labs again.
– Addressed some concerns. I’m glad they got brought up.
Typing, Orientation on another sheets project and Did the UCSF Clinical Nurse Wage Table Project. It was pretty difficult but with the help of Marc and Mike, they helped a lot.
Today we went over tech articles about new scanning technology, AI models, and artificial coral reefs. We worked on Google Sheets by learning more format tools and data entry.
today we went through our tech articles and present it of what it is about. next we worked on a new assignment that we are doing and its fun to do these projects
I practiced typing and for whatever reason, my typing was off today. But it’s OK because I’m confident in my typing skills.
I watched Jose’s tutorial on creating a spreadsheet that was both data entry with some formulas included.
I re-created the spreadsheet (UCSF Clinical Nurse Wage Table) and it was cool because there was a lot of formatting which I really get into. I enjoy it very much. I look forward to more of this!
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In this full-time position, you will trim, remove, and plant trees. No experience is required, but the company has a preference for those with an applicator’s license, or those willing to get one soon after employment. Pay starts at $20, but can go up to $35.
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This full-time position involves front desk work, while also training and caring for dogs. This position requires no experience, and you would be trained on dog behavior and psychology. There are some benefits, like health insurance, and a 401(k).
In this part-time position, you take part in taste testing food. No experience is required. This position works 9 hours a week, and the pay starts at $40.
I posted job listings and worked on the food resources spreadsheet as well as the rehab spreadsheet. I clocked out early for an overview in hope of getting a job with Carder.
Today I began by finding and posting 3 jobs to CTP’s skill center page. I was able to find job postings that seemed pretty accessible. Next I worked on cross-referencing the DEI company sheet with the DEI watch page, and had to remove one company but added another one. After that, I spend the next hour or so looking for contact links and other contact info for the companies on the DEI sheet. For the last hour, I spent the time looking at and researching rehabilitation centers that were on the spreadsheet for contact info and viability for outreach. I had to cross out a few, but there were some I was able to add links for. Overall, I’m happy with my progress from today and this week.