Bailey Ivicsics

This was a job I really liked. I was only here for a short time because my grandmother had passed away and then I had went through a really tough time with that. I was taught how to do the register one day and then they taught me how to fill medications. It only took them one day to teach me how to fill and I could pretty much do it on my own. I learned so much from the little time I was there. I loved it.

I started this job in august of 2018 as a cashier. I was the Head Cashier for about 6 months and then quickly got promoted to be the Department Head of the pet section. I threw feed, I labeled tags, labeled shelves, made sure my department was crisp and clean. I pretty much knew how to do everything in the store at this point. I had also gotten my forklift license so I could get stuff down from the shelves in the warehouse. I was also in charge of the shipping and receiving. It didn't take long for me to learn this job. Then when covid hit I got moved up to be supportive manager just in case people got sick. By this time, I had already knew how to open and close the store on my own, count down the money drawers, and did all the manager duties.

This was my first job out of high school. I started here in 2017 as a cashier. I learned the register pretty good. We also had to run clothes that came from the warehouse. That means I just put the clothes away on the racks out front. On some days I tagged cloths from the warehouse or I took donations. i also pretty much was able to do anything at this job as well. I knew how everything worked.

This was a summer job I had when I was attending high school. I wanted to start doing things on my own so I got a summer job to make a little bit of money. I painted dorm rooms at the University.