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Personal Narrative: My First Year At Centerline

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Overall my first year at Centerline has been faced with many transitions whether with management, work processes and workload. I have viewed these challenges as opportunities to step up as a leader, strategic thinker and problem solver. I always maintain a positive attitude and open mind to receiving feedback. Within the first three months I mastered processing payroll with little supervision during the busiest quarter of the year. I jumped head first and quickly adapted to processing payroll which included, profit sharing, performance bonuses, open enrollment changes, and promotion/ raises all within my first quarter at Centerline. Other areas that I am most proud of include: 1. Bringing focus to our supplemental benefits plans and suggesting

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