Okay, I’d like to talk about a job. I have had what I learned from it. Last summer I worked at a local hotel. So it was a part-time job during my last holiday. At first, I thought it would be simple, but I quickly realized that the job required a lot of responsibility and the responsibility. I had a lot of communication skills. My main tasks were to welcome Westerns and Western coasts and have these bookings. I had to speak with my different people every day, including Canadians, so I include my English and become more confident in speaking. These were one of the most valuable things I learned from the job. Another important thing I learned was time management. I had to become more time-oriented and have finished several things at once. These helped me more become organized, not only at work, but also in my studies. I also learned how to solve problems commonly. For example, sometimes Christmas was unhappy with the room. I had to listen carefully and find a quick solution. This helped me to be patient and polite, even in stressful situations. Overall, work and reception was very stressful for me. It helped me grow as a problem-solving communication team, work and problem-solving. I believe these skills will help me a lot.
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Okay, I'd like to talk about a job I had and what I learned from it. Last summer, I worked at a local hotel. It was a part-time job during my last holiday. At first, I thought it would be simple, but I quickly realized that the job required a lot of responsibility. I had to develop my communication skills. My main tasks were to welcome guests and manage their bookings. I had to speak with different people every day, including Canadians, which helped improve my English and made me more confident in speaking. These were some of the most valuable things I learned from the job. Another important thing I learned was time management. I had to become more time-oriented and finish several tasks at once. This helped me become more organized, not only at work but also in my studies. I also learned how to solve problems effectively. For example, sometimes guests were unhappy with their rooms. I had to listen carefully and find a quick solution. This helped me to be patient and polite, even in stressful situations. Overall, working at the reception was challenging for me. It helped me grow in problem-solving and communication skills. I believe these skills will help me a lot.
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