Academic Writing - 2 hour turnaround ( 2 pages or less )

Complete a one page report on what you accomplished in your internship for this week. 2 Weeks of reports (so two pages). Example is attached below in quotes showing one week report. You will be required to make up most of the information. Use google to find what appears to be accurate information. ---For the first week report cover this department: This is a guest department and at first handling the VIP guests seems a daunting task. It has been explained to me that as the host, on behalf of casino, I will have to offer an array of comps, such as free rooms and meals at the casino, that are meant to entice high rollers to come and gamble. But a large part of a host's job is forging lasting relationships with the casino's most valuable guests and catering to each of their specific needs. Training Shadow VIP staff to learn systems and procedures they use Practice interaction with real VIP customers from around the world Learning Outcomes Ability to interact with high value VIP guests with ease Gain familiarity in VIP systems and internal ranking policies as well as understanding of VIP comps ---Second week report cover these departments: Under direct supervision of the Warehouse/Receiving Manager; I will be held responsible for supervising and coordinating the activities of personnel concerned with ordering, receiving, storing, inventorying, issuing, and shipping of items associated with a warehouse operation. Training Train on the inventory software system Shadow staff to learn workflows and day to day routines in order to adapt and manage inventory Learn how to reconcile inventory discrepancies. Learning Outcomes Learn how to ensure inventory levels are sufficient to meet business needs Understand how to proactively collaborate with internal and external guests to maintain an effective and efficient flow of Food & Beverage products _______ONE WEEK EXAMPLE______ "" This week I was stationed at the Front Desk. The time spent was broken into two parts. Half the time at the front desk as an agent and the other half of the time as a lobby ambassador. As a front desk agent my initial training consisted of computer training on the “LMS” system. I was guided through this system by a Front Desk Manager who walked me through the software. I trained on it via shadowing for about a day. The following days as an agent I shadowed other agents and stepped in much of the time to assist in actually checking in guests. The second half of my week I was a Lobby Ambassador. The lobby of the hotel is considered part of the front desk. I was trained by shadowing other lobby ambassadors then given shifts with other ambassadors in the lobby. The job consisted of guiding guests to where they need to be as it related to the front desk checking in, the bell desk, etc, as well as assisting guests to their destinations on property. Part of the training for this also included a tour of the property which I was taken on via the HR department with a group of new hires. I will continue to be rotated between the two positions as part of the Front Desk section of my internship. ""