Today, I learned about following up with the hiring manager after putting in my application which I did not know of before. I think I did a good job on my voicemail message. Worked on adding skills and education to my Linked in profile. Fixed my work experience page too on LinkedIn. Carrie asked a fun icebreaker question and I found out Bonnie likes the same group that I do. Looking forward to having no class next week and taking a little break.
June 27
mock interview questions, I came along way that is something I continue refining, both my answers to general ctp questions and taylored questions for specific jobs. I[m trying to be more honest and personal with star examples relevant for different positions. I’m going to work on good
What Did I Do Today
Today we started the class with a presentation about application and how to properly follow up after you filled out the application. Two ways to do that are through phone and email. We then went on to do a few practices on the following. Writing an email to [email protected] and call and leave a voicemail on the microsip application with extension 1006. Then I worked on my cover letter and the interview practice questions during the next hour. The last hour was practiced as a group doing interview questions and answers and went around the zoom room. Lastly we wrote our what i did today post.
2/27/25
Today was weird. I was watching a LinkedIn video and I had a breakdown. I miss my nursing license and I feel ashamed that I have to look for an entry-level position with no skills. I’m too old to start over trying to get the skills for a job that I don’t even want.
we went over some interview questions.
does anybody actually read these?
What I did Today?
There was a discussion on how do a follow up on a job application over the phone or by emailing the person. Then we did a project on pretending to be the applicant emailing or phoning in on Carrie as she is the person from the company. Then we did our document lab time in doing resumes, cover letters, Linked-In profile, etc. Near the end, we did an icebreaker question and practiced some interview questions.
What I Did This Week
Today was employment service Friday. We learn how to write a follow up application email along with a follow up phone call
I worked on my Linkin profile. We had a few practice interview question.
What i did today…
We started off class by going over how to follow up after a job application via email and or by leaving a voicemail. Next we had documents lab and finished off class with interview questions.
What I Did Today
– Practiced typing to increase productivity.
– Found and posted job listings relevant to program participants’ skills and jobseeking goals.
– Contacted companies for business outreach to seek volunteering partnerships.
– Worked independently.
Customer Service/Administrative Assistant – Giusto’s Specialty Foods, San Fransisco CA
- Support customers on the phone, via email and face to face
- Manage complex orders of stock and custom products
- Manage order content, customer information, product knowledge and documentation both in our ERP software and offline/manually
- Coordinate deliveries/pickups/returns directly with customers or their 3rd party carriers
- Collaborate with our quality assurance, purchasing/production, delivery, accounting and sales teams to ensure accuracy, quality and customer satisfaction
- General office duties (filing, data entry, answering phones, email correspondence, etc)
Link: https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=1e13001da080e948&from=shareddesktop_copy
Administrative Assistant – Robert Half,
Contract to permanent.
- Organize and maintain project documentation, including meeting notes, action items, and decision logs.
- Assist project managers and engineers with scheduling, tracking deadlines, and ensuring proper document version control.
- Manage project-specific SharePoint sites and coordinate stakeholder communications and meetings.
- Provide basic Revit-related support, such as printing, without requiring advanced technical skills.
- Ensure all documentation adheres to project requirements and accuracy standards.
- Schedule appointments and maintain calendars to optimize team efficiency.
- Handle email correspondence and inbound/outbound calls professionally and promptly.
- Use Microsoft Office tools, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook, to support administrative tasks.
- Enter and manage data with precision to ensure records are up-to-date and accurate.
- Deliver exceptional customer service while addressing inquiries and resolving issues.