Tyler Goodfellow

I was the intern Youth Pastor for the Church. I lead weekly Sunday School and Youth group from grades 6 to 12. I met with several kids at least once a week. I also help plan and coordinate events throughout the summer.

I worked as call service for T-mobile in their small business sales department. My job was to answer the phones and assist customers trying to setup service for their small businesses. I offered excellent customer service as well as consulted the customer on what fit them best. I learned how to talk to all types of people while assisting them to the best way possiblie. Reason for leaving: Went back to school in Chicago.

I picked up cars and drove them to a parking lot for customers, and returned them when the customer returned.

The Adventure team was the team that facilitated the camp's climbing wall, high ropes challenge course, extreme mountain biking courses and the coffee house. As coordinator, I help set schedules, lead 5 supervisors, practice training drills for safety, organize team devotions, and manage discipline for the team.

4401 Innovation Drive, 80525 Senior Account Supervisor for Retention In the beginning of the job I greeted customers, asked them about their problem with their product, I then assessed the problem, offered the best options I had available at the time, and tried to resell the product back to the customer by talking about the different opportunities the product has that the customer may not know about. Towards the end my job changed to greeting customers, asking them about their problem and then taking care of the problem through exactly what the customer wants. Reason for leaving: I went to work as a High Ropes Course and Rock Wall Coordinator for a Teen Camp in Schroon Lake, New York

71 Olmstedville Road, 12860 7278080213 Impact Team The Impact Team was a very unique and diverse experience of my life. Impact is a leadership/ministry internship position. I not only got to learn what it means to be a strong and influential leader, but I also got to experience almost all the sides of being in a Christian ministry position. Impact is a team of fourteen guys who live and work with each other, so I have truly experienced what it means to be one a team. We did a multitude of tasks such as: learning music, writing prayer letters every month, loading and unloading trucks, organizing and cleaning warehouses, giving sermons to churches and schools, conversing one on one with a wide variety of people all across the East, driving a multitude of vehicles, managing a kitchen and serving hundreds of people every day for three months, constructing and fixing two Broadway sized musicals, managing and running lights and sound and back stage crew for two Broadway sized musicals, cleaning and maintaining an auditorium that holds around two-thousand people, raising and building a support base of approximately five thousand dollars, communicating to my three-hundred supporters on a weekly basis of where I am and what I am doing, traveling to the Philippines and back, preaching and evangelizing to over seven-thousand people in the Philippines within three weeks, constructing a thirty yard long and fifteen yard high seawall, prepping and running a teen summer camp for eight weeks, running public safety while the camp was in-season and out of season, constructing and repairing and running a fifty foot climbing wall, repairing and running a ropes challenge course, repairing and maintaining mountain bikes, feeding fifteen to one hundred and fifty people every day three times a day, constantly reported to the Impact leader and now Dean of Ministries for every job everyday, to...