Tuesday, January 24, 2012
The soul of a Yearbook
Now that we are in Semester 2, my last semester as a high school student, I hope to further my understanding of what makes a great yearbook. As this is my second year, I believe I am coming closer to that idea, that maybe it is us the yearbook staff that makes a great yearbook, not the pictures or the word but us. It is our job to capture the memories and to place them on the pages. It is our creative minds that must elaborate this yearbook, our passion that make it come alive. So for this last semester, I hope that I can capture the moments I need to, so I can create a bond that everyone can remember, simply by opening up there Newaygo Yearbook.
The Soul of a Sales Person
During First semester, it was one of our projects to collect
ads from nearby business. This tasked was a fun project, as we got the leave
school. However, it also came with great responsibility. At first I thought I
was the best sales person, because I am leading the class in sales. However,
during this journey I learned a valuable lesson, a lesson on proof reading.
During one of my ads sales, I had to send an email, well; in the email I used
many grammar errors and misspelling many words. Long story short, I learned
that in the job market how you present yourself through email may determine whether
you get the job or not. Also I got a $25 gift card to MacDonald's. So
throughout semester one, I learned a great deal about presenting yourself to
future employers.
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