defined as: One year specialized experience that equipped the applicant with the particular knowledge, skills, and abilities to perform successfully the duties of the position, and that is typically in or related to the work of the position to be filled. To be creditable, specialized experience must have been equivalent to at least the next lower grade level in the normal line of progression for the occupation. The following is the qualifying specialized experience specified in the job announcement:
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Ahmad Oueid English 1101 Comparison/Contrast Essay Places with Experiences Places are just bundles of experience wrapped up in buildings and tourist attractions. Well, it seems like that for the foreign. For someone who exactly lives there and calls that place home, a place is defined as a lifetime. I have called a place my home, and I am also considered a foreign in another, but both experiences living in these places made me realize that life does carry on, and it just doesn’t occur in
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The Experience of the Jews. Before the War Jews were very well respected members of the community. Big number of Jews were placed in Ghettos-seen to the public as working camps, reality: death camps. Propaganda- influenced and helped reinforced the ostracising of the Jews from society. Passed several laws = couldn’t integrate, and couldn’t marry. Anti-Jewish Decrees (Nazi’s introduced this -> gradually eliminated the rights of Jewish citizens) During the early 30’s (Nazi’s rise to power) Germany
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Charlie Fabian Prof. Hubble Eng B50/10:30 September 6, 2013 Learning Can Be Frightening Learning something new can be a scary experience. One of the toughest things I have ever accomplished was learning how to surf. Because of sharks, I had a fear to get in the water, but I believed this new skill would help me get over the fear of the ocean. It would also help me impress my friends and not make them believe i'm a coward. It was eight thirty in a hot summer morning and I called Alfonso
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Experience of an Immigrant Living in a country like Cuba and getting the opportunity to come to a country of advancement and opportunities was everything anyone could ever ask for, especially a kid like me that had her entire life ahead of her. I will never forget the day that my mom came home bearing news of our departure to America the very next week. All I could think of were all the wonderful things I would be capable of achieving here and how far I was going to make it in life. Not for one
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I am writing to apply to Law Clerk position currently available in your chambers. Given my significant clerical experience and my significant legal research and writing experience, I believe I would make a great fit as your law clerk. Additionally, as a native of Southern California, I am committed to returning to the Southern California. I have significant clerical experience. Currently as a Public Health Law Fellow, I am working closely with local governments to adopt effective tobacco control
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The best way to understand something is to experience it. With that sprit in mind, I shadowed one the professional salespeople from my current company to observe an onsite sales call, and hopefully better understand the role of a salesperson. I accompanied Reese Stern, an Advanced Technology Account Executive (ATAE) from CDW. The following essay will summarize this shadowing experience CDW is one the largest value added technology resellers in the United States. We sell just about any business
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Reflection Paper Noel Shoup Phoenix College Summary of the Experience My friend Jan and I decided to go to a café in Beverly Hills to explore different cars used by celebrities. The two of us were wondering why celebrities use expensive cars and is this need just with local celebrities or with all celebrities around the globe. As we walked we chatted till we got to a café and decided to grab a bite to eat with chairs just across from each other. My friend seemed intoxicated by the different
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Experience, the word that everyone aims to have in just about anything they do, experience comes with time and hard work and you must earn your right to be able to state that you’re “experienced” though you can have experience for many things; experience in relationships is one of the most used types of experience that one may use sometime in their life. It is true that experience in relationships may help you or someone that needs your help in relationships, just like in the story The Crucible
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As a new second grade transfer student, I was not aware of the OMNI program, nor did I receive the opportunity to be admitted into it. OMNI is our elementary school’s accelerated academic program. Once some of my friends began to share their experiences and activities OMNI provided each week, I was disappointed I was not invited to be a part of it. Dissecting squids, watching documentaries, and learning outside of the classroom sounded like a dream come true to me, but unfortunately, my B average
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Boba, boba, boba. Little shops around every corner on every block, creating chaotic streets and bright lights. Cars from all directions bombarding black pavements, honking constantly at one another. Never ending places to eat, all with unique names and foreign pronunciations largely owned by first generation immigrants. Thai, Vietnamese, Korean, Chinese. They’re filled with my ethnic background, full of history and familiarity. The crowded hectic noisy mess I love, this move reconnected me back to
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Using religious experience and what makes up a religious experience. I will discuss how my experience of playing ice hockey can be considered a religious experience. By digging into my experience of playing I can out why I like hockey and why I like to play. I believe that through finding the deeper experience in the sport and playing of ice hockey, I personally can find it’s a religious experience. If I can find this depth in my experience with hockey, I can help my experience with hockey as a whole
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Prior to the beginning of my clinical experience I was both nervous and excited. I was eager to learn and practice the skills that I had learned in obstetrics skills lab. I was also very apprehensive and cautious regarding holding and interacting with infants as I had very little experience interacting with newborns prior to my clinical experience in the nursery. During my clinical experience I felt alert, excited, and curious. I immediately felt extremely eager to learn more about my patient and
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Experience Paper Volunteering Psy/215 December 7, 2014 For this paper I took a look at possible volunteer opportunities in my local community. I gave examples of what opportunities were available and how to find information on how to become a volunteer. I choose to use google as my research criterion and found a very resourceful website with the information I needed. As you read my paper you will find information about being a volunteer, what benefits it has, and what opportunities
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Volunteering at Native American Connections was a unique and unforgettable experience. I expected the children that I worked with to be educated, respectful, and likeable. These children absolutely exceeded these expectations which made me very proud of them. I chose this place because I felt like I could help and connect with Native American youth at a grass-roots level. The special, cultural connection I had shared with them surprisingly made processes and understandings easier when I needed to
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My partner and I are both interested in pursuing our career in the health profession. Therefore, we both have very similar experience in volunteering and research field. In our resume and job application letter, we both mentioned our experience in research as well as our volunteering at Carle hospital in details. The second similarity is that we both have a good balance in research, volunteering, and leadership. The first main difference is that her resume is not as packed as mine. Her resume is
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In the article, Chan explains how others can learn from his experiences. Chan shows the lack of career goal and independence was his downfall in university. He describes how in high school, he had good grades and understood lectures, as he enters university, he felt bored and disliked the courses. My experience at college illustrates the opposite of Chan’s experiences. At the beginning of each semester, my performance in my courses starts weak. For example, knowing my mistakes in my assignments allows
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A Learning Experience In this content, there will be a discussion on how someone can learns how to not use drugs and what it was like for them before and after their initial use. There will be an identification of what someone would learn from using to not using. Also included in the discussion there will be a description of how someone’s learning could have occurred through classical conditioning, identifying the unconditioned stimulus, the unconditioned response, the conditioned stimulus, and the
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Have you ever had a life-changing experience that impacted your life? A life changing experience is an experience in life that has a huge impact. This idea is explored in the autobiographies Warriors Don’t Cry by Melba Pattillo Beals, I Never Had it Made by Jackie Robinson, and in the article “The Father of Chinese Aviation” by Rebecca Maksel. Melba Pattillo Beals, Jackie Robinson, and Feng Ru all faced life- changing experiences, also known as turning points, which not only changed their lives
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on religious experience. A religious experience is a non-empirical encounter with the divine, which often makes the individual feel as though there is something beyond our physical being. They have thus long been the foundation for religious belief as they offer personal evidence for the existence of God. Religious experiences present a tremendous challenge to philosophers who may in turn attempt to offer an alternate explanation. As there are a great variety of religious experiences and each has
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The food was exceptional but what I came away from the meal with was…. well it was an ‘experience’ and not just a ‘meal’. A number of things went into the 3 hours that we dined at Maha that stood out and left me pondering what I could learn from the success of this restaurant and apply to my own business. Walking into Maha there was an immediate transformation that occurred that drew us into the experience. Situated on a small and fairly ugly street filled with the back ends of buildings and
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Work Experience What do you think of work experience? Well I think it’s a complete waste and I have my reasons, such as wasting a week of school where you can learn a lot more than going to work experience as most of the work you do is jobs that are simply too boring for the actual staff to do so they just dump it on you. On my work experience I went to Hurtmore golf club and most of the time I was just sitting around waiting to get handed some work most of which was chores that was what my employers
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September 18th 2012 Unique Cinematic Experiences at Imogene, Yellow, Do Not Disturb and Artifact World Premiers at TIFF Though I can’t say I have few exciting experiences, seeing the world premiers of Imogene, Yellow, Do Not Disturb, and Artifact were the cinematic experiences of a lifetime. I had been planning on going to see films at the Toronto International Film Festival for years as I have always been a lover of cinema and the cinematic experience of going to a film festival, especially
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like you, I had also never heard of individuals having supernatural visions due to an epileptic episode, specifically with temporal lobe epilepsy. I was also shocked at the fact even someone who considered themselves an atheist had a religious experience. In the film, he explains that this did not change his views on religion and he continued identifying as an atheist. This was quite surprising to me, as I would have definitely questioned my beliefs after experiencing a religious episode like
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Overall, my first clinical experience at St. Mary Mercy was memorable and educational. We got to wear our white and blue scrubs with white shoes and our stethoscope around our necks. Like every other nursing student, I was thrilled to start clinical. During the first half of clinical we were following the nursing aides, while the second half was with the nurses. Unfortunately, I remember the first day being pretty rough. I was very nervous because I wanted to do well and practice the skills I had
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C Paper | The Wal-Mart Experience | – March 31, 2013 | | Recognized across the United States as a monopoly Wal-Mart dominates as the retail market with a far advantage. Well known for their “roll back” prices and friendly service Wal-Mart is the general public’s one stop shop for all your shopping needs. Wal-Mart has truly found their success in the American market place as a retail giant. Almost all Americans have shopped in Wal-Mart once in their lives and are usually located
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Everyone is unique in their own way. Most people try to fuse in with society to feel more accepted, while others tend to make it a mission to stand out from the world. We are coded based off genetics, experiences, beliefs, perception,culture, and lastly the willingness to be who you are. These are parts to being an individual, a single human being as distinct from a group, class, or family. Genetics play a big role in your individuality. The good thing about genetics is that you share common traits
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My Experience Upon reading, one will gain insight on what it is like to walk in the shoes of a blind individual. For four consecutive hours I wore a blindfold in order to gain a better understanding of what it is like to be visually impaired. We will examine the limitations I was forced to conform to, the hardships I endured, and the main lesson that I learned from this exercise. I woke up Wednesday morning and decided to go ahead and carry out the four hour visually handicapped exercise. I placed
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was 4 years after I moved to the United States, and it was the last trip I would take to Peru. Here is one of the most confusing moments of my immigrant experience: in the United States I was from Peru, and in Peru I was now considered to be from the United States. Going back to Peru after having moved is my most memorable travel experience, because my father told me repeatedly that I was going home. But once I arrived, I felt the reality of what moving countries meant. The reality of not knowing
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would lead to real estate, rentals and mortgage. Every day when I am at work, I interact with different people that had different interests and activities. I learned a variety of new words from people that they acquired through their own unique experiences. I had a conversation one time who was interested in fashion, and I learned new fashion terms that I had no knowledge of. My vocabulary was limited by my activities before, but when I started to have friends, co-workers and meet new people I
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