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Prairie Club Training Report

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I work at The Prairie Club, which is a golf course outside of Valentine, as a bartender during the summer months. When it comes to the training of becoming a bartender, we all had to be TIPS certified. “TIPS (Training for Intervention Procedures) is the global leader in education and training for the responsible service, sale, and consumption of alcohol. TIPS is a skills based, alcohol training and certification program that is designed to prevent intoxication, underage drinking, and drunk driving by enhancing the fundamental people skills of servers, bartenders, sellers, and consumers of alcohol (n.a., 2013).” When it comes to the TIPS training at The Prairie Club, we had a speaker that walked through all of the training procedures with …show more content…

This portion consisted of several different videos that asked you what should you do in this situation. For example, there were videos of highly intoxicated people leaving the bar trying to drive home, pregnant women asking for an alcoholic beverage, intoxicated people passed out at the bar, people fighting, etc. I found this portion of the training to be the greatest strength and the most beneficial. This portion of the training involved the audience in the discussion and allowed for creative thinking and encouraged people to look at and understand another person’s point of view on the situation. This portion of the training was a definite strength for me, because it gave me the confidence I needed to recognize potential alcohol-related problems and intervene to prevent alcohol-related tragedies when …show more content…

The first step in leveraging your strength is to collect feedback from a variety a people you present to. By gathering input from a variety of sources, you can develop a much broader and richer understanding of yourself than you can from a standard performance evaluation. To leverage your strengths you should ask your participants what they found the most useful about the presentation and take that information and use it in your next presentations. Use this feedback as an insightful image that you can use as a reminder of your previous contributions and as a guide for future action. Redesign your presentation in order to build on what you are good

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I feel as though the people we really need to be speaking to are the generations after me. The people who can already drink understand the dangers and can make their own decisions, but the younger kids may not realize just how often drunk driving deaths occur. I recommend this project for future seniors because it is a humbling experience, and it is just amazing how much the people who are really dedicated care. It is definitely something that I think everyone should get involved in. I would give myself an A on this project because I was dedicated and worked very hard on this.

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Brad continues on with the study about why someone will get into a car with a drunk driver, what the person’s motives for doing so, and the impact on the drunk driver. The person wants to make a positive impact; in addition, that person wants to give that person advice to the drunk driver to protect people and themselves in the car by controlling their alcohol intake or limiting their alcohol intake altogether. If that person supports that person drinking then that will make the person who is drinking want to limit their alcohol consumption so that they can save lives and protect people. I personally feel that if that person gives people advice on how to control their alcohol intake while driving that will be beneficial not only to the person driving but to the rest of the community; in addition, giving teenagers and adults advice would spread awareness that will persuade the person drinking to

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Topic Template 1st Choice Topic Option Name: Mckensie Sisco, Victoria Koreneck, Stephen Neumann( Group 4) Speech Topic: Drunk Driving Date: March 1, 2017 Central Idea: Mothers Against Drunk Driving Organizational Strategy: Topical Topic Explanation: This topic should be approved because in this class many of us are still fairly young and like to “go out” so this is just another message on why we shouldn’t drive drunk.

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My strongest attribute is being able to work well in a team and taking lead if needs be. I am very confident in speaking, presenting and asking/answering questions in lectures.

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I have become more determined which is one of my strengths. What I have done to stay more focused is make a list of my priorities that I need to stay on task with. It makes me feel better about myself when I check things off my list. I have been also persistent which is another strength that will help me succeed and will help me become a better

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This panel was very informative about all the aspects of drunk driving and the damage that it could do. After watching and paying attention to the presentation, it does leave an effect on you. The video was a great way to start the panel. When the drunk driving accidents were shown through the film, it felt as if you were already there, and seen the whole incident happen.

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In my first session, the group started with a silent prayer, and read Alcoholic announcement. Next, the reader introduced the group leader. The group leader stated that goals that needs to be accomplish in this group which is stay sober day by day. The group leader also discuss in the group session about alcoholism. The group leader stated that alcoholism is a disease, and alcoholism progress and a chronic disorder.

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Nevertheless, it is the way that friction is approached that makes a difference. By applying my positive attitude and sense of finding a common ground among coworkers, it will enable me to apply this strength to my daily life. Lastly, the strength of achiever was a lesser theme for me compared to my other top strengths. I sometimes take on too many tasks and want to accomplish many things in order to make me feel good about myself. I am extremely committed to everything I do and influence others to succeed in what they do.

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This strength has developed through the amount of good influences I have had in my life. I use this skill every day at work and in my personal life. The last skill I will discuss is I have excellent communication skills. This strength has developed through years of giving presentations in school, and on the job training. Effective communication skills can help convey important messages and can help gain someone’s

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After knowing what my weaknesses are, I usually try to solve them and improve my skills. For example, I’m not a highly flexible and positive person, so I seek out to individuals who are flexible and positive in their lives and ask for their advice. Another strength that I have is that I usually have a positive outlook of my improvement, because I have seen examples of those who overcome their hardships and become successful in life, so I believe that if I try hard enough, I will be able to overcome my weaknesses. I’m also confident with my listening skills and my ability to focus on others and make them feel heard. I like to start on works and projects early so that if anything comes up, I will still have time to handle it.

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Strengths: As a student one of my strengths is organization. I can say I can keep my school materials and notebooks organized in a way that I and others can comprehend. The reason I can say I am organized is because, I have hardly ever had in the past or present any issues with trying to find homework or assignments because I always kept my materials for each class organized and in a place I could easily find. Another strength I have is social skills. I can believe that I communicate with others well in a group.

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