What I Did Today!

I did my Accountability Assignment. Then I did Percipio. I tried and tried to get 80% on Google Slides but it just wasn’t in the cards. Then I found the Google Docs page and I’m working on that now. Very good stuff.

What I Did Today

Today, we started with our 15 minutes of typing. I then spent a lot of the class day finishing the formatting on my Girl Scout Cookies Google Sheet exercise, including adding pictures of the different cookies, coordinating those cookie cells to match their respective box colors, and added borders to my spreadsheet. Afterwards, I got in some early Percipio Skillsoft time for next week.

What I did today

Today we had open work time to finish any lingering assignments from the week, like the Girl Scouts sheets practice, Workplace Accountability article and questions, or the Fix these letters formatting assignment. I had already completed those, so after I finished my typing practice at the start of class, I watched through and completed four different CSR Journey Percipio courses on listening, goal setting and time management, and started another course. I took some notes on some of the suggested ways of setting and prioritizing goals based on importance and urgency, and making sure my goals are specific, measurable, achievable, and have a set timeframe to complete them.

What I Did Today

I started the day with 15 minutes of typing practice to warm up. After that, I polished my Girl Scout Cookies Google Sheets exercise, tightening formulas and layout. I gave my “Fix These Letters” assignment a final pass, making a few small touch-ups to keep it sharp. Wrapped things up by diving into some Skillsoft courses to keep the momentum going.

What I Did Today

Today we spent most of the class time working on previous unfinished assignments, the core fixing letters assignment and the Girl Scout Cookies Google Sheet Exercise for those beside myself that didn’t finish it. I spent most of the class time diligently working in percipio and ensuring I turned in the accountability assignment and the monthly email properly.

In-person: Office Greeter (Hayward, CA)

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This is a temporary, contract position. You will greet and help visitors, and guide them to the front desk. You will also coordinate deliveries that arrive onsite, along with receptionist duties. Fluency in both English and Spanish is required, along with basic proficiency in order entry systems, and proven experience in customer service or reception roles. The pay range is $21 – $22 an hour, with benefits.

What I did today

My day started with 2 job fairs and 16 job listings shared to the SJS site. I then spent my 2nd hour adding 8 new food bank listings to our list. I finished out my day working on my class project on internet safety in the workplace. A very interesting assignment.