Post #7

Date: August 9th

 Activities: Organizing labels, updating website

 Technical Information: Weebly, Microsoft Word

 Reflection: Today I continued the fun tasks of printing, organizing and filing labels. This was a necessary task in order to be prepared for the weekly orders from Brew and the farmers markets in Cary and Holly Springs. After organizing labels, I updated the the inventory lists for both the Cary and Raleigh locations of Brew. I also continued to update the website and organize pictures and resize text, as well as reformatting the calendar and finding more holidays and promotions to the calendar.

 How has this experience affected or changed your career/college plans? My experience hasn't really affected my career or college plans. I've known that I've never really wanted to pursue a career and technology but I've appreciated the experiences and skills I've learned through AOIT and this internship, I believe that these skills will help me in college and in my career after.

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