I got my first job at Walmart. It was a new, and exciting experience. I got to learn a new part of life. In life there are many stepping stones, and things that are expected of me to do so. We all have to get our first job, learn to budget, ride a bike, and work with others. I applied for Walmart online; after I was told by customer service that it is the only way to do so. I went home afterwards, and had my mom help me apply for my job. I went on my computer to look for the website, and it took me awhile to find it. When I did find it I had to make an account. After I made an account I had to log into it to start my application. I started by entering my personal information. I entered stuff like my birthdate, name, social security number, and contact information. Then I had to enter my job history. It is my first job so
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When they told me that I was very excited, and relieved that it went well. I told them I could start at any time; so they had me start on September 12, and my daily routine changed starting from that day forward.
So I went in, for orientation on September 12, and they gave me a tour and explained everything I needed to know. They told stuff like where the break room is, the claims area, and how the store is laid out. It was a lot to take in at one time, but I knew overtime I would have everything figured out.
I was training to become a cashier so a lot of the things related to the back room had nothing to do with me, but a good thing to know. I am the type of person that likes to try to know as much as possible; so knowing about the back room helped with helping customers on the floor.
Getting my first job was exciting and nerve wracking. I was nervous because I never have done it before, and exciting because it was the next stepping stone in my life. Through this experience I have learned how to deal with the public, and express
When they told me that I was very excited, and relieved that it went well. I told them I could start at any time; so they had me start on September 12, and my daily routine changed starting from that day forward.
So I went in, for orientation on September 12, and they gave me a tour and explained everything I needed to know. They told stuff like where the break room is, the claims area, and how the store is laid out. It was a lot to take in at one time, but I knew overtime I would have everything figured out.
I was training to become a cashier so a lot of the things related to the back room had nothing to do with me, but a good thing to know. I am the type of person that likes to try to know as much as possible; so knowing about the back room helped with helping customers on the floor.
Getting my first job was exciting and nerve wracking. I was nervous because I never have done it before, and exciting because it was the next stepping stone in my life. Through this experience I have learned how to deal with the public, and express