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JobRedi Grantees learned how to become Trailblazers with Salesforce at the first ever JobRediforce! The trail started as the JobRedi Grantees were invited to take the stage and share their new experiences at their internships. Salesforce showcased perks with a live tour of a Tech Internship at Salesforce in San Francisco’s tallest tower!
A DAY IN THE CLOUDSBlazing the trail as a Salesforce managing partner, keynote
Since my Father died when I was very little, there was not a lot of extra money for us kids. If you wanted something extra, you had to find a way to pay for it yourself. I became an entrepreneur early on,
dragging my lawnmower through the neighborhood looking for lawns to cut. I ended up building a repeat clientele and set up a regular schedule, mowing at least one lawn a day all summer long. I always had money in my pocket, and it was an awesome feeling. When I was in junior high, I got a “contract” mowing lawns and tending to the landscape at a restaurant in Colorado Springs called The Hungry Farmer. They liked my work, so after a while, they gave me more work. I would mow the lawns once a week, but every day, I would walk the property and pick up litter, steam clean the rubber mats that the line cooks and dishwashers worked on in the kitchen and drag them in before dinner service started. Because I was so good at the grunt work, I was promoted to dishwasher. From there, I learned to do just about every task that needs to be done in a restaurant and never lacked a job throughout all of high school.
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2018-2019 JobRedi Life Skills Workshops:
January 12, 2019February 2, 2019March 2, 2019April 6, 2019May 18, 2019
COACH – CHRIS STEVENS
Hilton Stockton2323 Grand Canal Blvd.
Stockton, CA 95207
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Editor: Becky (Cortopassi) Carlson | 11292 N. Alpine Road, Stockton, CA 95212 | jobredifoundation.org
Week of December 10, 2018
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speaker, Paul D. Tunison shared his story to inspire their trail with his career path from his humble beginnings in East Palo Alto to a Salesforce tech leader in his own company, Cloudy in California! JobRedi Interns learned tough lessons to take on their own journey:
• Never accept failure• Failure can be a road to success• We don’t make mistakes, we learn lessons
EXPLORE THE TRAILMAPThe competition began on a journey that took JobRedi Grantees through the Stockton Hilton Hotel, which was transformed into the JobRedi National Forest! Teams earned Salesforce pins along the way using their team-building skills to solve riddles, find hidden clues, and detect codes with Salesforce Consultant, Jesse Grothaus, Founder & CEO of Cloud Pathfinder.
TRAILHEAD TRAININGFirst American Salesforce Administrator, Sarah Coulter, led JobRedi Trailblazers along a variety of trails on a guided Salesforce learning path to earn Trailhead badges. JobRedi Grantees were able to level up their careers with resume-worthy skills from hands-on learning modules that tested their knowledge about Trailhead.
CAMPFIRE ROUNDTABLEThe workshop closed with a Campfire Roundtable on a virtual Q&A with Panelists: Paul D. Tunison, Sarah Coulter and Jesse Grothaus! All JobRedi Grantees earned a ‘Become a Trailblazer with Salesforce’ Certificate for completion of their JobRedi Workshop.
The orange team races through the scavenger hunt to build a log cabin.
Gabriel Olivera shined the light on the Code.org instructions.
Grantees gather around the campfire to share their internship experiences.
Artwork by: Coach, Rocio Lopez House
EMPLOYERS: THANKS FOR THE OPPORTUNITY YOU PROVIDE TO JOBREDI INTERNS!
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