Welcome to the Job!

Welcome to your first day on the job!! Working for our office is great job, once that's not too hard or too easy. This is your cubicle. You should make it feel like home. Here is your computer. You'll have to call the Technical Department to get your password to log on to the computer. Once you've logged in, you will go to the website on the piece of paper in your drawer. Once there, you'll use the same password to login as you did to log into your computer. Is everything making sense so far? Good! I left you an instruction sheet on how to use the program. If you have any problems, you can always call my office. My extension is 2339. I'm in and out of my office, so you might have to call a few times or text me on my cell phone. If it’s after 5, I won't be in my office, so always text me.  

The types of calls we make in this office vary. They can be anything from calling first time students and asking them how their first semester is going, all the way to calling prospective students and asking them if they're still interested in our school. I will provide you with a script for each type of call, and I'd like you to stick to that as much as possible. Once you get more comfortable with the job, you can go off script a little. I've given you instructions on how to get around the site, and in your binder there are also helpful hints. Oh, I didn't mention your binder? It’s right over here in the drawer. I'd like to see you completing two sheets an hour, but for now get as many done as possible. This job gets a little boring, so if you want to take a 5 minute break every hour or so, I understand. You can also listen to music while you work.

You have two coworkers. Their names are Anna and Justine. They'll be here later. Justine is 21, and Anna is 19. Justine has worked her a long time, so if you need help ask her. She's from Oregon and is a Radiography student. Anna is from Idaho and is Nursing. Don't be like Erin, the girl before you. She would sit and watch Netflix movies during her shift and not get any work done. I helped her out a lot in getting to school, and it’s a bummer that she did that to me. So, don't be like her. Justine an Anna are good worker, so be like them. Sometimes you'll hear me talk about my husband, John, and our dog Timmy. My husband is 20 years older than I am (I kinda have a thing for older guys). I'm a step mom too, and I love my step daughter. And I love the Seahawks! Go Hawks!

This took a little longer than it should have...so have fun on your first day! :)