I
found the Tony Mirabelli – Learning to Serve article really interesting because
I was one of those who had the misconception that it doesn’t take a lot of
skills to be a waiter or waitress but after reading the article I think it does
take skill. While it may not be obvious it does take some skill level to interpret
and communicate with customers and other restaurant workers. If it were so easy
then why not just let little kids do the job, right? Literacy skills come in
play in all levels of communication.
This
auto ethnography is somewhat stressing me out because my transcript didn’t turn
out like I thought it would have. My recording only lasted thirty five minutes
and there was a lot of silence and mumbling. I guess my writing process is very
quiet… I still haven’t finished my auto ethnography either yet. Hopefully, I’ll
have it done by Tuesday night and just spend time editing and reviewing it on Wednesday
morning.
In
class today we discussed about the differences of personal and business writing
and when to use which. The cover letter was very funny with the halokilla
email, hella, and gaming all night. I thought it was a pretty good cover letter
minus the errors. I also thought it’s a coin flip on whether or not he should
of added how his GPA went from 1.6 to 2.6. Some people won’t take you seriously
with an average GPA like that. I would know because my current GPA is 2.75….horrible.
Accounting is one hard major.
I
thought the yelp reviews were hilarious and easy to understand. Yelp is a good
website in my opinion. I visit it a lot when I can’t think of a place to eat.
The three letter assignment does seem to be
something that’s going to be fun to write. I look forward to writing them.
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