Jackson - Laborer with hands-on manufacturing and warehouse experience

So what interests me is that I get to learn something that I don't know too much about, but it's entry level. So I'm able to learn a new skill, as the previous question talked on, because this is something I can just put in my inventory of things that, you know, that can come in handy um when it's needed in a good way, not a bad way. Just to make us keep me clear, but yeah, I don't mind doing something that, you know, I'm able to learn because that's the thing about life. Every day you get to to learn something that you don't expect to learn, so something like this, I'm not about to do at all.

Okay, so a time that I learned a quick skill was the job that I had recently, which um I had to do with uh electrical panels. I was able to kind of um be able to learn quickly when it came to the skills that were that were shown me to do because we were, I was called inspection, inspecting. So there was a lot that had to go into it, but um because I was used to being on computers a lot and um being able to kind of like maneuver around it was not pretty, it was pretty easy and I was able to really grasp the concept of the whole The whole thing. So I know this has nothing to do with um locksmith, but being able to learn is the, is the lesson for this. Learn quickly when it comes to skills, new skills.

So there have been many locations that have helped people, but the ones that I remember were, when I was at this place called General Rubber, we do a lot of a lot of rubber resists, you know, that's why the title is the name of what it is, but. There was a time I was helping this guy out with one of the works that he was doing, but um he usually does it by himself, but I could sense that he needed help. So without any uh hesitation, I just decided to be like, OK, yo, you need help? You need help? And um he was like, yes, thank you for coming. I really do need help. And we spent about almost like 30 to 15 minutes of doing something that was probably going to take him an hour. And I can't really describe what he was doing because um I forgot the name of it. But yeah, that was one of the occasions that I remember helping. And um sometimes people don't really have to ask you, you can just kind of like sense it. You know, that's something that I did. So yeah, that's a, that's an example.

So there have been many times that I've helped people with soft problems. It could be leaning to work, it could be anything physical, but one of the times that I helped someone was when I had to help them with some manual labor work. I used to work at the place called General Lumber, so there was a lot of work that we had to do. And there was things that people were just doing by themselves. So there would be times I would not see it, and I, in common sense, I didn't need help. I would help them, you know, to figure out what we can do to solve the problem. And that's what happened in many occasions. So yeah.