Raymond Stamm
Professional Portfolio
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WBL Internship: OSP at Elevate/DMEA
The Colorado Department of Education defines "Professional" using the following descriptors:
time & work management
career literacy
grit and resilience
work ethic; dependable and reliable
My Personal Definition:
In my opinion, professionalism is not only about how you conduct yourself on and off the job but how much you put into your work. Quality of work matters just as much as the processes gone through to get it done. Professionalism can go down to the Emails you send.
Resume
Resume
Raymond Stamm.pdfGoals I set for Myself:
I set many goals for myself seeing as how this class was sure to be very different from any class I had taken before. such goals included:
Showing up every day on time
asking questions
developing people skills
dealing with new environments
learning as much as possible
I showed up on time almost all the time on time -10 minutes early-, but even when I wasn't able to, I communicated in advance with my supervisor which is a valuable skill. Asking questions and developing skills in my opinion go hand-in-hand, the more you get clarification on, the more you will generally know. It took a while to get comfortable with asking questions, and I still feel like I have more development to go in order to get where I want, however, I definitely feel like I have grown in that aspect. I feel like I definitely developed people skills, whether it's meeting new people or dealing with an angry customer, people skills are invaluable in successful pursuit.
Soft Skills I Developed:
Teamwork
Dressing Appropriately
Communication
Accountability
Workplace etiquette
Conflict resolution
Networking
WBL Promo Video:
Copy of Stamm - WBL Promo Video.movFuture Plans
Future Plans
Career Statement:
I aim to be a great problem solver that is a pleasure to work with. Helping people by providing potentially life saving services. My goal is to get a Nuclear Design degree from school of mines and find ways to incorporate fiber into nuclear power plants.
Experiences & Employment
This past year I have worked on and off with the A&W at the edge of town. I have been very graciously given a potential job opportunity with Elevate over this coming summer where i will hopefully be splicing and solving customer problems.
What I Learned,
Reflective Essay:
WBL Reflective Essay (2).pdfWBL Digital Presentation
WBL Presentation Screen Cast.MOV
Career Q&A
Career Q&A
Career Question 1:
What's your name?
Answer 1:
Christian
Career Question 2:
Where are you from?
Answer 2:
Delta, Colorado
Career Question 3:
Where is a place you like to travel?
Answer 3:
Mexico, because of family
Career Question 4:
Is this your favorite place to travel?
Answer 4:
It's Las Vegas to visit Niece and Nephew.
Career Question 5:
What do you do for work?
Answer 5:
Network Operations Support Anylist "NOSA" at Elevate.
Career Question 6:
Did you go to college before getting this job? If not did you get any certifications or helpful learning opportunities?
Answer 6:
No. He did, however, work for 7 years as an outside plant splicer.
Career Question 7:
What's the most important thing you've learned from a role model?
Answer 7:
"Being consistent". Show up and do the best you can each day.
Career Question 8:
If you could give me one piece of career advice that you thought could help me, what would it be?
Answer 8:
"To find something you enjoy doing because if you're only in a job for the money you most likely won't like it after a while."
Career Question 9:
What do you like most about your job?
Answer 9:
"getting to help the community I grew up in".
Career Question 10:
What do you like least about your job?
Answer 10:
"honestly, there's not really a part of my job I don't enjoy. Just that being on call often get kind of a lot."
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