Lauren Tucker

I am a young adult that plans to return to university one day in time. During my time in college (and even before), I volunteered several times. And while I didn't stick to one particular area for long, it was always something to help out other people. I have also taken the time out of my day to write for the Writers of the Future contest. I assure you that's only because I haven't written for others in years. That and I'm finding it's easy to be scammed just looking for writing jobs. Of course, I haven't given up. I've just become more selective so, it doesn't happen a third time. One last thing (for now, at least), I actually got the oppurtunity to work as a pollworker last year. It was a great way to test out the fast reflexes I developed playing with strangers to good use. Aside from a couple of unruly people, it was a really fun. That's why I want to learn how to separate the scammers from actual employers so, I can experience this again.

Ideal Workplace Values

I should be able to put in a complaint or advice without reprimand because while I do have things to work on, I ultimately want success for everyone.