As I’ve been
working at Editorialist for almost a month now, I feel very comfortable and
well situated. I’ve grown a lot closer to the employees and established a great
relationship both in and out of the office. After talking to my employer a bit
yesterday, she told me that she is impressed with how hard I am working despite
how tiresome the jobs have been. I had to run to Soho, Chelsea, Brooklyn and
the Upper East Side all in one day to pick up pieces for a photo shoot we had
this week. I came back to the office beyond exhausted and she noted that she
was especially proud of how I kept going and continued to check in the items for
the set list. In terms of what I can improve on, she mentioned that I should
communicate better with her about jobs that I don’t find are helping me learn
and understand how the company works. For example, I spent a few days last week
building desks for the owners of the company. I didn’t say anything since I was
nervous and felt out of place, but as this came up in conversation, she told me
to be more vocal about how I’m feeling on a daily basis.
I
definitely surprised myself with my ability to accomplish so much in so little
time. It was a hard challenge that I didn’t think I would be able to complete
but I knew what was expected of me and rose to the occasion. With a photo shoot
happening later in the week, running around NYC to pick up these items was not
only important but also necessary. I learned how important it is to multi-task
as well as manage your time efficiently. The hard work pays off in the end as I
felt both accomplished and proud of myself. As the summer continues I know now
that I am able to rise to the occasion and handle whatever is thrown at me.
That's so nice your boss has given you the opportunity to voice which aspects of your work have been most worthwhile! It sounds like you've been doing a great job in carrying out tasks in an efficient and complete way!
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