What I Did Today

Today, I worked on my LinkedIn profile while also going through my interview questions and answers. So far it was pretty easy since there was nothing for me to change in my answers. This week was pretty good, and I am glad for the practice as that will build my confidence when I do have to present myself when answering these questions through memorization rather than reading off a script.

What I Did Today

We had our tech presentation. Billy presentation was on large scale 3D printing, and how it can help with construction of small buildings. Gaby’s presentation was on reinforn treat wood that can replace stell and concrete for bulding purposes. My presentation was on the declining sales of Smart watches and tsome of the reason why.

We install a virtual phone on are computer name MircoSip

I continue to learn the basic for design a web site usin apache and command prompts

This week was a wonderful learning experience.

What I did Today?

In the beginning, we practiced typing, then we did a project on creating a flyer for the new item promotion for BerkMart, which is similar to what we did with the accountability project. I thought that it was a fun project adding the wordart, pictures, and coloring in the background. Next, we went over knowing how to schedule a send for an email, since we were told it’s good to do it on the due date. Finally, I watched a Percipio course on Google Sheets.   

What I did Today

What I did today

Reached a new goal in typing on monkey type. Worked on a flyer for a new item at BerkMart. Learned how to do color gradients on Word Art in Google Docs. One of my classmates showed the class how to schedule an email. Percipio is due on Tuesday now and I don’t have to worry about it over the weekend. Found out there is no class on Monday.

What I Did Today

Today I set up MicroSIP and worked on as much as I could on my HTML website. It was a slow day but still good as we presented our articles. Next time I hope to make time to find another article before Monday that has more content in it than a couple paragraphs.

What I Did Today

Today I researched jobs to post for my peers on CTP. I noticed since coming back to the program that there seems to be less roles showing up in search. I suspect this has to do with companies outsourcing jobs to other countries, and the implementation of AI. I spent the rest of my day searching for resources for the Housing spreadsheet.

Data Entry, Yuba City, CA

Betsy Peterson CPA

A rapidly growing local CPA firm is hiring for three full-time data entry positions focused on payroll, bookkeeping, and tax preparation. Candidates should be comfortable using computers, typing with accuracy, and communicating by phone. Experience with QuickBooks and Excel is preferred; training will be provided. Bilingual skills in Spanish or Punjabi are a plus. The position offers $17–$22/hour, 40 hours per week, with benefits including paid time off, employee discounts, and professional development support. The office is pet-friendly, tobacco-free, and welcomes both student interns and retirees.

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Program Assistant, Eureka, CA

California Conservation Corps – Backcountry Trails Program– Year-round, Eureka, CA

The BCTP Program Assistant is essential to the successful operation of the Backcountry Trails Program, supporting nearly every aspect of its planning and execution. This full-time, year-round role offers hands-on experience with logistics, communication, and program administration, and is especially valuable for those interested in future leadership roles within the program. Responsibilities include managing supplies and gear, maintaining program documents, coordinating with staff and partner organizations, and supporting crew visits in the field.

Candidates should have strong written and oral communication, organizational and computer skills, and the ability to work independently. Leadership experience, people skills, attention to detail, and comfort in wilderness settings are also important.

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