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I am Aiden. I am in a humanities focus area, and I am working in Office Depot. That means a few things, it means that I am a cashier. And eventually will be expected to carry out orders for printing and other more exact requests.

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I was helping a customer who did not speak English. He was speaking Spanish at me, trying his best to ask me a question. I used to have no clue on how to do this, until this specific encounter.

I have taken ASL as my world language. So I tried not to speak in sign, but to act with him like he was deaf, pointing and miming things. While he no doubt felt belittled, it did nether the less work

While he no doubt felt belittled, it did nether the less work. He started by looking confused, but soon after he began to assist. I eventually found his question (where are your tractors?) and helped him speak with a coworker that spoke Spanish

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These are spiral bound books that I created. Well, a client (who has agreed to show this book) I just physically made the books and the parts around them.

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9.1 RQ6 - REVISED Critical thinking REFLECTION (1)

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Our front desk’s computer was broken in the middle of a big rush. No one who could fix it was in (it was lunch time for them) and I was the highest ranked person to help

Instead of taking my break, I decided to look under the desk that has the actual pc box. After messing with settings for a few minutes, I got it working again.

I lost out on that break, but I helped all of us by getting a computer back up and running. A major one, no less.

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Because this one was used in the most important context. These pictures were used in the official “Save the Honney Bee Conference” booth this year. Its supported by governments, and I made it. That is very special to me. That and it took some special work to get to work.

This is the closest to mastering this skill I’ve gotten. All the methods I used for this are at their best like this. And it isn’t perfect, but its at close as I’ll get while working here I presume.

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Upload Assignment 10.3 here

Before you turn in the link for your portfolio, take a critical look at it:

Any misspellings?

Is it visually appealing?

Are your artifacts high quality?

Did you incorporate teacher feedback on your assignments before uploading?

Do you have all of the required elements?

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This is the most efficient test I've found so far

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We were just about to start a rough day, The fourth of July was on the horizon, and we needed to save hours for it. We had to do a 2 and a half hour job in one. (there were 4 of us)

We split up into groups of two. One for the front end of the store, one for the back half. We barely got it done. By splitting the work like this, we got our work done much faster than we thought we would.

We changed how we set up the closing orders, a change we use to this day. Teams of two work faster than one guy, and can do tasks faster

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My project was examine the difference between how two types of criticism can change how efficient the intended message is.

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Prosopagnosia, or face-blindness, is ta condition in which one can not recognize faces or tie those faces to individuals. A common myth with this disorder. Which is a cognitive one, is that this leads to a total inability to recognize people. That is false, as people who suffer from this condition tend just to use clothing or gaunt, or hair, etc. to guess. This disability in a workplace wouldn’t come up terribly often, in fact its possible that we may both know someone who suffers from this and themselves not know. It just can lead to some confusion when two people are wearing the exact same shirt and carry themselves he same way. The most polite way to interact with someone with this disorder is simply to answer their questions. Especially on the names or identities of people around you.

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I have taken 30 credit hours of Pellissippi Community Collage, and have ap credits for Psychology.

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This is my first one at my new job. I have been dealing with just being a cashier for a while, until just recently. I was put in the print center and told to figure it out. So I did. Within a few hours, I picked up enough by watching to even complete -if not fully- two orders. That, if it isn’t obvious, is quite a feat.