Climbing The Golden Arches Analysis

My first experience in the workforce has come from my job with Tim Hortons. Prior to starting I set goals for myself to pursue and achieve. The goals I set proved to help me improve myself in multiple ways. My main goals were to be an asset to my team, make connections, and continue to learn from my job. My hard-work, commitment, and responsible behaviour was recognized and I was promoted to Shift Supervisor after a year of working with Tim Hortons as a Team Member.

Another reason why she had ambition is she was bad at the start of the story but, she kept practicing and got better. The final reason why she had ambition is she practiced all day except she stopped for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. In the story Marble Champ by Gary Soto, Lupe persevered, kept practicing, and had ambition. The life lesson is never give up. ¨I have not failed.

In family owned businesses, nepotism comes to play, and family members are reluctant to let outsiders into their fold. To be successful a business, Plato’s Diner needs to employ qualified manager and accountant. Chris and Dean needs to employ a professional manager to oversee the daily operations of the business since they both lack the skills to do so. Since both brothers are excellent cooks they should stick to that aspect of the business. Plato’s Diner location was good for marketing strategy, so was their price, and meal, however, they lack effective marketing and promotional push.

Rosie had several strategies while working at the restaurant where she had to memorize the orders and how long the dish will take to prepare. Similar to people who are in an academic environment, they would memorize information for an assessment and then have their own strategies of remembering that information. Rose’s uncle Joe had also worked a blue-collared job as a factory worker but he eventually was able to become the manager. In Rose’s essay, he gets across his readers by showing that people who have manual labor jobs are not different than those who are more educated because they both are are intelligent in their own way and they can both be successful with whatever they do with their

My mother, Wina Bailey, is a hard working woman who is very successful in life. She not only has a satisfying job, but she is also able to care for her family. When Wina graduated high school, she wasn’t able to achieve her college degree right away because of her family struggles. However, when she was 36 years old, Her best friend inspired her to go back to college because even though it took her friend years to achieve a masters degree, yet she persevered and that gave my mom strength mentally in which she was able to say “ I can do that too”. She decided to attend University of Phoenix’s online classes in extent to care for a family of 4 and juggle working full time.

Ehrenreich did a good job using a metaphor because it provided the reader with sensory detail to allow the reader to feel as if they were working in the restaurant. She used a stereotype that allowed her reader to understand the difficulty of having to return to work every day. The way Ehrenreich used personification allowed her to put emphasis on her coworker’s thoughts and her own. Lastly, the surveys helped to show the reader that many of Ehrenreich’s coworkers struggled, not only herself. Overall the rhetorical devices: metaphor, stereotype and personification, complement one another to provide aid and support in appealing to pathos because they are able to convey how Ehrenreich’s experience has made her feel disrespected and

Smith who is an exercise Physiologist also gained many great benefits. He helped her control her diets, did grocery shopping to ensure healthy and nutritious food were brought to the table as she was concentrated rocking in her running career. Part of her overall success is also the inspiration and remarkable support she received from Jimmy. Miss Larrieu would not be able accomplish if she had not had her spouse’s support beside her. Despite all the dedication and hard work, Miss Larrieu was unable to win the Olympic medal.

How this turned out to be good was that after their argument, the next day Rose got a job as a teacher at their elementary. The argument forced her and made her realize she needed to get a job. Although the argument could of turned out to be violent and lead to someone getting hurt, if the fight had never occured Rose wouldn’t have applied for the teaching job. Her being a teacher brought home more money than they usually have, meaning they were able to have food in the fridge benefitting for the whole family. In one of the chapters Jeannette said with her mom having a job they could put mayonnaise in her hair for picture day to make her hair look good (pg.

She says, “Dad was perfect,” even though the quote provides information that he is flawed by being an alcoholic. Rex Walls made Jeannette’s life scary and eventful, but she continued to love him and keep him on a pedestal. Jeannette 's mother, on the other hand, came across more negatively according to my classmates and I. While there are some extreme situations in the book that are absolutely horrible for a child to experience, many of the situations with her mom were the worst. Sure she was starving and that was bad, but it was the mother who was mentioned more, not the fact that Jeannette was hungry.

I remember my very first job like it was yesterday. My first reaction I can remember was to giggle and laugh because I would be working with my friends when I got hired at McDonald’s that summer and it made me really happy. I remember during orientation that Barbara- my general manager, asked me if I wanted something to drink before I started training. I said no because I was so nervous that day I felt like I would pee my pants if I took the drink. I was excited to be working that summer because I would finally have my own money and could save for school with no help from my parents.