mYKELL McCOLLOUGH

After a “Gap Year”, I am eager to return to a traditional work environment - one in which I get paid. LOL

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Okay, so did I accomplish what I wanted to do?

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Yes, I did.  Feeding  my desire to help others, I volunteered on projects I found worthwhile often helping small businesses that needed it, I had  new experiences, took a few classes, traveled a lot and had loads of fun.  

 

Actually, I was so busy that I get tired just thinking about my "time off". 

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What did I do?

Come on, no short cuts. You've got to click on the Gap Year tab to answer this question.

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What did I learn?

I've always known what is most important to me - faith, family, friends and, of course, Bella (my dog). 

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But I've learned quite a lot lately about what makes me, ME (as it relates to work). I am curiosity-driven and eager to learn and work hard in a fast-paced environment. Realizing that I am more than my education and my work experience, I am now able to articulate some of the things that are important to me. 

 

I aspire to work in a diverse, inclusive, challenging and supportive environment with eager, motivated team members and leadership committed to celebrating strengths.

 

My ideal company supports the community, encourages involvement and offers associates service-centered team building opportunities prompting deeper relationships and chances to build trust and rapport. 

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So, now what?

Now...

I find a fantastic opportunity with a great company to which I can devote my efforts and I go to work.  I am not concerned with the size of a company, necessarily,  but am more concerned with a good company that is committed to what they do and part of the mission is to bring up those that are willing, eager and open to learn. 

 

I plan to put what I learned this year together with previous experiences (from school, jobs, internships, relationships and various influences of my upbringing) and everything I will learn in my new environment and I SOAR!

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I’m ready.

I’m excited.

I’m committed.

 

Let’s go!

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