yep...still alive
so my boss wrote me a recommendation letter cuz like yeah, i finished my term almost 2 weeks ago...anyway i just wanted to share what he wrote...makes me look so good...if i dont get hired somewhere, they're fucking blind..lol
yes i'm that bored.....for fun i changed all instances of my name to Bouncy..lol
Bouncy worked with us at Natural Resources Canada, Non Destructive Testing Certifying Agency for a period of eight months. During the first six months, Bouncy worked as an intern from the YMCA intership program. His main job responsibilities included filing, taking care of incoming and outgoing mail, administrative assistance to the supervisor and administrative support staff and project managing the automation of our client file system. This filing system was transitioned and automated within four months of Bouncy's term. This included the automation of approx. 5500 client files. Mr. Bouncy showed initiative to learn and as a result became an integral part of our team. He also assisted in the renewal of approx. 2000 certification renewals. Bouncy was often tasked with researching trends and creating database reports using Microsoft Access, Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel. Because of his willingness to learn and to provide assistance, Bouncy often performed tasks which went far beyond the regular call of duty for an intern. Since Bouncy was such an asset, Natural Resources Canada retained him for an additional two months on a work term and assigned him additional projects.
Mr. Bouncy's attendance and punctuality were without fault. He blended extremely well with the entire technical and administrative team. While on projects, when Bouncy needed to communicate with our internal and external partners, he showed excellent communication skills in both french and english, whether using technology(Microsoft Outlook) by telelphone or personally. Bouncy took advantage of the internship program and used this opportunity to demonstrate his strong work ethics.
I am proud to have had the opportunity of being a mentor to Mr. Bouncy and i strongly recommend him for an administrative position within your organization.
yes i'm that bored.....for fun i changed all instances of my name to Bouncy..lol
Bouncy worked with us at Natural Resources Canada, Non Destructive Testing Certifying Agency for a period of eight months. During the first six months, Bouncy worked as an intern from the YMCA intership program. His main job responsibilities included filing, taking care of incoming and outgoing mail, administrative assistance to the supervisor and administrative support staff and project managing the automation of our client file system. This filing system was transitioned and automated within four months of Bouncy's term. This included the automation of approx. 5500 client files. Mr. Bouncy showed initiative to learn and as a result became an integral part of our team. He also assisted in the renewal of approx. 2000 certification renewals. Bouncy was often tasked with researching trends and creating database reports using Microsoft Access, Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel. Because of his willingness to learn and to provide assistance, Bouncy often performed tasks which went far beyond the regular call of duty for an intern. Since Bouncy was such an asset, Natural Resources Canada retained him for an additional two months on a work term and assigned him additional projects.
Mr. Bouncy's attendance and punctuality were without fault. He blended extremely well with the entire technical and administrative team. While on projects, when Bouncy needed to communicate with our internal and external partners, he showed excellent communication skills in both french and english, whether using technology(Microsoft Outlook) by telelphone or personally. Bouncy took advantage of the internship program and used this opportunity to demonstrate his strong work ethics.
I am proud to have had the opportunity of being a mentor to Mr. Bouncy and i strongly recommend him for an administrative position within your organization.