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Reflective Narrative 2 The conclusion for my senior project is the ending for my senior project hours, but thankfully the experience didn't change. As promised, my work hours before I had graduate were completed. There were times when, I had use the cash register on my own, get my work place cleaned, and having to get the specific food item the customer wanted/ordered. When I did make a mistake, my mentor, Laneve, helped me fix my mistakes. After that I learned how to use the cash register on my own, but once in awhile i ask for help for a specific food item number. When I worked in the student store, I had to figure out how to use the cash register, and figure out what number of each food product had. I had to figure out my time schedule

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