Michael Murray

carts; waste management (emptying trash and recycle; operating baler and compactor; breaking down boxes); supplying check-lanes; loading and moving pallets; sorting merchandise; janitorial (cleaning bathrooms and picking up trash)

operating cash register; explaining deals; locating prices or unidentified merchandise information; applying discounts/price-matching; customer smalltalk

I make games through the Fortnite Creator Program. You have to meet specific follower requirements involving social media to qualify for the program, and even if you are accepted it doesn’t guarantee traction for your experiences. My experiences have reached upwards of six-million individual players, and has generated about $30,000 for me. I do this on the side for the extra funds to help support my future, but it pays inconsistently so I don’t want to rely on it. The work entails creating games from scratch that players can play as opposed to the main game (kind of like a game within a game). I build the maps and use soft-coding to make the games function. I also use social media to promote the experiences, and design graphics and trailers for them myself. On top of all of that I manage communities of people who play them and smaller groups of people that help manage them for me.

preparing and serving lunch for K4 up to college students; taking custom orders; selling snacks; waste management; dishes; preparing food for school events

(this was volunteer work my senior year of high-school)