Bad Mamajama

I am 35 years old. I've been a stay-at-home mom for the past 10 years. I am now ready to return to the workforce. My services that I offer include customer service. 

I really want to work in a dispensary it is my dream job. But the jobs I have worked have been in the customer service field. I worked at food Fair for 5 years straight, was the head cashier. Then I did work as a pharmacy technician so I know all the laws and medication policies. Other than that I've been out of work. 

I'm a fast learner and I believe that the customer should be taken care of above all. But the store comes first. 

I know Cannabis. I've grown up learning about cannabis and The Business. I want to put these skills to use. I want to be able to help people learn about cannabis and its uses and how it can help people. How it has helped me and others, and how it can be beneficial to other people. I would love to break into the business and learn more and grow. 

In  working customer service, you learn a whole lot about people. You learned that you must serve people in a correct and fine manner. You learn who you deal with and what kind of things that they need. But you also ask questions and provide feedback on what the store has to offer and what you can offer them before they leave that store and what kind of experience they have. 

You make sure they have a good experience before they leave. You are the face of that store. 

I worked at food Fair from 2005 to 2010 doing every job that there is there from the deli to the cashier. 

I answered phones, cigarette orders, produce, meat department, and everything in between. It was a great job. 

Then I moved on to rite aid where I became a pharmacy technician I learned everything there is to know about medicine and the laws of medicine. 

I filled and refilled medicine and provided excellent customer service. 

Then I went to Dollar general did the same thing pretty much there as I did it food fair rang up customers answered phones, etc 

I have my high school diploma of course. 

But I am also a junior in college at snhu.