Personal Narrative: Succeeding At Work

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Succeeding At Work Succeeding At Work is the agency I decided to do my service learning volunteer hours at. The company was listed as one of the service learning supervisors that where provided by the professor of the HSML 3000 summer class. What caught my eye was the name of the company, I didn’t know the mission or purpose of the company at the time of reaching out. After reading about the company I learned about the mission. Which is to foster ethical, social, and professional development. The company’s main focus is to train, educate, motivate and empower individuals to excel in the work place. This organization has been operating for fourteen years. They are located off of I-35 at the 8th street exit. The business hour are Monday through

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