I am looking forward to starting my new job here at BusCom Consulting. Before I begin my work I would like to introduce myself to you.
My Background
I was born and raised in Springfield, Pa, which is a small town in the suburbs of Philadelphia. I have a deep love for the city of Philadelphia, and I am a fan of the Eagles, Flyers, and Phillies. I live with my parents, as well as my younger brother and sister. I have played organized sports all my life, including dance, soccer, track, and lacrosse, so I know how to follow structure and love a team dynamic.
I was very selective when looking for a school, and University of Pittsburgh seemed like the perfect fit for me. I wanted a big school with lots of football games and student activities …show more content…
I had to take a four-hour class and then pass a written and field test to be certified to officiate fifth and sixth grade girl lacrosse games. From March till May I officiated about two to four games a weekend. This was my first job and it helped me learn how to be responsible when creating a schedule; I had to be aware of my own sports schedule as well as my work schedule. Working as a ref also taught me how to follow rules, have confidence in myself, and how to speak up to people. I learned how to resolve conflicts with angry coaches and …show more content…
I have gained professional experience through my work during my summer internship, my visits to companies in China, and my attention to information meetings with Fortune 500 companies here on campus through my fraternity. My fraternity also gives me an advantage to having strong relations with fifty or more other young business professionals. It is an easy way for me to see what new ideas young professionals may have.
• Not only do I have the ability to learn, but I also have expressed the ability to teach. As a student and an intern, I have had many opportunities to expand my knowledge. But while I was a youth official, I had the opportunity to teach young girls how to correctly play the game of lacrosse. I gained the ability to adapt what I know into a way that is helpful to an audience that is less knowledgeable than me.
• Being a part of sports teams and a pledge class has made me a solid team worker. I feel I work best in group situations because there are the chances to throw ideas off of each other.
To BusCom
My Background
I was born and raised in Springfield, Pa, which is a small town in the suburbs of Philadelphia. I have a deep love for the city of Philadelphia, and I am a fan of the Eagles, Flyers, and Phillies. I live with my parents, as well as my younger brother and sister. I have played organized sports all my life, including dance, soccer, track, and lacrosse, so I know how to follow structure and love a team dynamic.
I was very selective when looking for a school, and University of Pittsburgh seemed like the perfect fit for me. I wanted a big school with lots of football games and student activities …show more content…
I had to take a four-hour class and then pass a written and field test to be certified to officiate fifth and sixth grade girl lacrosse games. From March till May I officiated about two to four games a weekend. This was my first job and it helped me learn how to be responsible when creating a schedule; I had to be aware of my own sports schedule as well as my work schedule. Working as a ref also taught me how to follow rules, have confidence in myself, and how to speak up to people. I learned how to resolve conflicts with angry coaches and …show more content…
I have gained professional experience through my work during my summer internship, my visits to companies in China, and my attention to information meetings with Fortune 500 companies here on campus through my fraternity. My fraternity also gives me an advantage to having strong relations with fifty or more other young business professionals. It is an easy way for me to see what new ideas young professionals may have.
• Not only do I have the ability to learn, but I also have expressed the ability to teach. As a student and an intern, I have had many opportunities to expand my knowledge. But while I was a youth official, I had the opportunity to teach young girls how to correctly play the game of lacrosse. I gained the ability to adapt what I know into a way that is helpful to an audience that is less knowledgeable than me.
• Being a part of sports teams and a pledge class has made me a solid team worker. I feel I work best in group situations because there are the chances to throw ideas off of each other.
To BusCom