Clarington This Week

Throughout this work experience, I have learned more and more about people, and how to be a more social problem solver. Despite from time to time you may rub off the wrong way to some customers, but along the way, you find you can build up trust. A paper route takes amazing communication skills, customer service, and lots of patience. You do definitely develop relationships with people along the way, and you learn a lot from them also. I find my management to be efficient, great communication, and amazing people. My workplace culture is my home and my neighborhood, so it's good. The hardest part of my job would be working through the weather conditions, because no matter what (not literally) you have to get that paper to the customer's door. The most enjoyable part of this job is the social skills you develop along the way and the amazing people you meet too.

This is a job that is good for kids who want to start making money and learn what a job is like. Not the biggest pay as that is determined how many people pay you and how much they pay you. My rough earning was $120 a month with my highest earning being $220 and my lowest being $60. The other downside is that you collect once a month, hench the low monthly payments, and you also have to give the company $30 of what you make to them.

You learn the basic skills needed in the workplace, the hardest part would be trying to balance school and the job as each paper needs to be made and delivered before 6pm, or else customers are allowed to phone in and you fall under the strike policy

I put 45 papers and deliver them to houses every week on Wednesday and Thursday. The hardest part is delivering them when the papers have a lot of flyers and dealing with customers who are angry or not having a good day. The best part about the Job is getting to meet and converse with people and gaining job experience.

My job was to insert the flyers into all the papers then deliver them by 6 o'clock every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday to 90 customers on my route. The hardest part was working in bad weather conditions. What was most enjoyable was how simple the work was.

A typical week for newspaper delivery would be Wednesdays Thursdays and sometimes Friday you receive bundles of newspaper and you are to sort through them and put them together and deliver them to the correct houses. Every three weeks you go door to door collecting payments for the papers.

Working for Clarington this week newspaper has being a great first job experience where I was taught how to deal with customers, and work through any weather conditions.

I learned about what it's like to have responsiblity, and to be friendly and kind to people. I learned patience and, how to deal with different types of people.

I delivered papers when I was younger and it was a good way to earn money being too young to work. The only downside was that not all customers are made to pay so you were essentially working for free sometimes.

overall very good experience. usually takes 40 minutes to pack and deliver. it is very enjoyable getting to know and serve your customers every week. you must be away of the weather

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