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Resources—Post a series of photos that show the technological resources, natural resources, economic resources and/or human resources that are connected to your internship.
Picture 1: This is a picture of the calendar on Christine's Desk. I thought it was a good desk ornament because the pictures were nice to look at. Some of the writing, eh, it's was okay. It was the overall structure of the calendar and the pictures that made me like it.
Picture 2: This is just a small area in a corner that has a lot of importance. This company is green so they use the both sides a paper. I thought scratch paper was an interesting resource because I don't think a lot of other companies really look into printing use for both sides of a paper who's information can be completely unrelated to one another.
Picture 3: This is my lovely laptop. There focus here was just to have it busy. The whole story was how I did my final project. It was first a pile of paperwork (Top) and then it turned into a digital document (Right) then it turned into a booklet of information which is funny because that is considered paperwork. I thought it was a cool reoccurring circle about how information went from print to laptop and back to print.
Picture 4: I don't think the effect I wanted for this picture came out right. I wanted the bottom to fade a little more in black and have that spark of light illuminate the water inside the water cooler. But anyway, this is probably the best resource in the office. At home, I always fill up 2-3 water bottles because I have this issue with drinking room temperature water. To have cold water available gave me a home feeling which made me feel like.. I wouljd always be hydrated. I must have a water cooler in my next job office.
Picture 5: Here are some basic supplies I used. I didn't use much paper clips but I didn't use the stapler a lot to put information together. The paperwork on the very top is what I found useful for doing my job so that was influential. I like how the pens were availble to me because sometimes, in this office, you just have to write some quick information anywhere with anything.
Picture 1: This is a picture of the calendar on Christine's Desk. I thought it was a good desk ornament because the pictures were nice to look at. Some of the writing, eh, it's was okay. It was the overall structure of the calendar and the pictures that made me like it.
Picture 2: This is just a small area in a corner that has a lot of importance. This company is green so they use the both sides a paper. I thought scratch paper was an interesting resource because I don't think a lot of other companies really look into printing use for both sides of a paper who's information can be completely unrelated to one another.
Picture 3: This is my lovely laptop. There focus here was just to have it busy. The whole story was how I did my final project. It was first a pile of paperwork (Top) and then it turned into a digital document (Right) then it turned into a booklet of information which is funny because that is considered paperwork. I thought it was a cool reoccurring circle about how information went from print to laptop and back to print.
Picture 4: I don't think the effect I wanted for this picture came out right. I wanted the bottom to fade a little more in black and have that spark of light illuminate the water inside the water cooler. But anyway, this is probably the best resource in the office. At home, I always fill up 2-3 water bottles because I have this issue with drinking room temperature water. To have cold water available gave me a home feeling which made me feel like.. I wouljd always be hydrated. I must have a water cooler in my next job office.
Picture 5: Here are some basic supplies I used. I didn't use much paper clips but I didn't use the stapler a lot to put information together. The paperwork on the very top is what I found useful for doing my job so that was influential. I like how the pens were availble to me because sometimes, in this office, you just have to write some quick information anywhere with anything.
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