Although I had over a decade's worth of artistic experience, the beginning of my college years is where I really committed to enhancing my design capabilities. That is to say that since 2012, I've taken my artistic experience to branch out into a professional application of my skills to create designs, logos, and similarly constructed projects. Since then, I've amassed a variety of artworks to which I've recorded and showcased in my very own portfolio for documentation.

Other achievements and designated tasks of mine included:
• Designed logos and templates utilized on merchandising, apparel, signage, booklets, and
cards.
• Managed and provided assets to assemble accomplishments into a creative portfolio.
• Collaborated with fellow artists to spearhead commissions and projects for professional
review.

Being the most physically intensive of my jobs thus far, my time at UPS shaped my ability to work quickly and perform effectively under strenuous conditions. From lifting packages over 100 pounds to delivering carts of product across multiple departments, it was vital I performed cautiously as to avoid physical strain. 
My work here included such accomplishments as:

• Improved workflow by operating at peak physical condition.
• Imperative to lifting and stabilizing packages weighing over one hundred pounds.
• Entrusted to deliver products by management across multiple departments.

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The first of my positions that veered away from tasks associated with customer service, though customer interaction was still prominent, if not, emphasized as our first priority at Kroger. Such tasks revolved around inventory management, from fulfilling orders to organizing our product according to company policies.
In other words, accomplishments would include:
• Praised for prominent customer interaction with an emphasis on courtesy.
• Directed my team into fulfilling orders in a timely and respected manner.
• Achieved efficient inventory management by organizing product consistent with company
expectations.

Due to new ownership and the acquisition of a second location, I was promoted and became the General Manager of a new Mr. Jim's Pizza. From there, I was one of the spearheads in turning around an otherwise unremarkable establishment to a steady favorable service for the customers of Haslet. Although my location was different, the overall job was familiar enough to put my skills to use while also varied enough to improving my managerial capabilities.
These skills and capabilities would include, but were not limited to:
• Principled co-workers to fulfill daily workload including managing various orders and
projects.
• Responsible for and delegated into handling company funds and transactions.
• Became the longest-standing manager to routinely operate the store without corporate
oversight.

After a shift in management, I was requested to take up the position of Assistant General Manager to fulfill the work of a GM whenever requested. Along with my previous engagements as a Delivery Driver, I was now required to manage my co-workers and account for tips and cash by the end of the business day.

As is expected of the position, I had to use my own vehicle to perform effectively and efficiently in providing customers with timely service. Though my duties didn't preclude in-store tasks for I was also responsible for answering and prepping customers' orders.

My first foray into employment and an absolute eye-opener on the inner workings of customer service. From the onset, I adhered to arriving early to prepare for the business day and ensure food and tools were fresh and accessible.