When I Was Working At N. Y. P. Q.

When I was working at N.Y.P.Q., I was always occasionally criticized because it was my first time ever volunteering and I did not have anyone to guide me through. Once, on the third floor of the North side, I was asked to change the size of a respiratory mechanism. I followed her instructions and found myself in mother and baby department (that’s what I identify the floor as) and I asked the clerk for a different size. She yelled at me for coming here and wasting her time because no one notified her that I was coming down for the mechanism. I did not yell back and excused myself because I made the wrong turn. It was my mistake and I apologized for wasting her time. I found myself in the correct department and got the correct size. I learned from my mistake and made sure that I know where every department is in the
I knew where it was located and when I had gotten there, I did not know who to ask for my administrative task. I went to a woman who was busy typing and talking on the phone. I waited for her to hang up so I will not be disturbing her during her conversation and when she did, I introduced myself to her. She was Rosemary, she working in the human resources department as the secretary for Suzan who was the head of the department. She advised me to file a few document in alphabetical order. These confidential documents had employee information. As I was done I showed it to Rosemary and she told me how I had made it more difficult for myself because I was supposed to file under their last names, some had two last names and instead of asking her for help I continued with filing them under their second last name. She told me how if I had asked she could have told me that they actually used their first last name to file them. I felt horrible because I made her disappointed because if I did not finish filing these paper it would be her doing it and it made her job much more difficult. I took her criticism and