Probably when we had codes on every dorm.

I go to work and do what my job require me to do. Anything else I don't get into at work even when someone make me mad. I try to stay humble as possible

Yes, the overall job can be stressful at times mostly I love the youth.

I,m not having any luck. Just a good old fashion receptionist, but id get the job done. I was trying to work with the Census but the keep on sending email saying I am available for hire but no one is moving me forward for an interview. Its very intense. Im guessing i was not selected.

Nothing

I enjoyed the involvement within the criminal justice field. I listen too people and learn from their experiences so I can become a better professional. I have my certification from State of IN to become a probation officer and that is my goal. I continue to strive for that purpose, from my Bachelor's Degree.

Working in the complaint driven department was every day challenge. My time there taught me conflict resolution tools that are invaluable in many aspects of life.

My advice to people interested in working at the Italian Consulate would be to go for it because it is financially rewarding , educative and also an interesting job.

The biggest mistake I made as a visa officer was the day I misplaced a wrong visa in an applicants passport , but thankfully I reported the incident to my boss the Consul General and it was resolved as soon as possible .

The most stressful work day at the Italian Consulate was any day we had a lot of visa applications to sort which creates a backlog and we had to work extra hours or on weekends which wasn’t soo stressful even.