Gracy Bargujar

• worked as a cashier in MC Donalds 
• Greeting customers when they enter the store

  Operating a cash register or computer system

  Scanning items or inputting item codes for purchased goods

  Accepting payments from customers

  Managing cash and making change for customers

  Handling coupons or other discount codes

  Processing exchanges or returns

  Handling customer questions or concerns

  Gift wrapping purchases if the customer requests

  Placing items safely in a bag, box, or cart

  Generating refunds or store credits after a return

  Overseeing the funds in a cash register and balancing the amounts at close

  Assisting customers with questions and other needs

  Stocking shelves and finding items in the storage section

  Cleaning the checkout station and keeping receipts organized

• GL at waterbridge choclate factory

Assist welders, carpenters, painters, or other tradespeople on-site

Handle and transport materials and equipment

Use power tools and machinery when needed

Follow instructions from supervisors to perform manual labor tasks

Put up warning signs for vehicles and passersby

Help with setting up and transferring temporary structures

Report issues with equipment or unsafe conditions

Communication: a cashier often communicates with others, including customers, managers, and team members. They can use strong communication skills to assist customers, discuss prices, and follow their manager's directions.

Interpersonal skills: cashiers are often responsible for greeting and assisting customers in a friendly and personable manner. They can use interpersonal skills to help them create a more positive shopping experience for all customers.

Customer service: cashiers often help customers by handling returns and exchanges, answering questions, and directing them to a certain product. They can use customer service skills and techniques to help them solve problems and assist customers effectively.

Basic math: companies often have a digital cash register or computer system that calculates customers' total purchase and the amount due, but a cashier often needs basic math skills, like addition and subtraction, to perform their duties effectively. Often, this involves making exact change when the customer pays in cash.

Multitasking skills: cashiers often perform multiple duties at one time, such as scanning items and having a conversation with customers. They can use multitasking skills to help them prioritize tasks and perform different responsibilities at the same time.

• I completed my higher secondary in the science field
• I did a course in business management
• I did a course in hardware and networking