I started my day with the usual job listings. After that, I transitioned to work on the Emergency Food and Grocery Project. I also did research for the Second Chance Project and finished off my shift with more experiments related to my tech project.
Job Fair
A Resource for Job Seekers with a disability in the workplace
A Resource for Job Seekers
An Employment Resource
Job Fair
Front Desk Receptionist (Sunnyvale)
Company: Orthomom
This is a full OR part-time role looking for applicants with good organizational skills and computer skills. Responsibilities include setting up financial arrangements with patients, answering phone calls/scheduling patients, verifying dental insurance, promoting marketing activities, etc. Benefits include employee discounts, paid time off, and retirement plans. Apply here!
Office Assistant
Company: Stanford Health Care
This is a full-time role looking for applicants who are detail-oriented, great communicators, and team players. Proficiency in computer software is desired. Responsibilities include answering phones, filing records, processing lab reports, processing chart requisitions, etc. Apply here!
Office Assistant II (Palo Alto)
Company: Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital
This is a part-time role looking for applicants who are organized, have good attention to detail, and are great communicators. Proficiency in Microsoft Office is desired. Responsibilities include maintenance of the filing system, making copies, typing, greeting guests and visitors, screening incoming calls, and maintaining office supplies. Apply here!
What I did today
Today after type testing in the beginning of class, we worked on shortcuts by editing data using Google Sheets. We learned how to work with mail merger.
It was for the Donor letter project. We started by editing a list on Google Sheets. Then we edited a letter. I was able to merge the letter with the information and names on the spreadsheet. I think mail merger is extremely useful for sending mass mail to individuals in the massive list automatically using the formula with Mail Merger. It was awesome!