Jonathan Hurst

Experience

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  Bulstma Innovations

  Jun 2014 - May 2015

  Assistant Contractor

  Worked as Assistant Contractor, this included:• Working closely with the Contractor and customer to replace flooring

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  Target

  May 2015 - Dec 2015

  Cashier

  Worked as Cashier, this included:• Interacting with customers, accepting and declining various forms of payment, and offering Target's credit and debit cards

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  State Farm ®

  Jun 2017 - Feb 2018

  Salesperson

  Sell State Farms various financial products to new and existing customers. This involved networking to find possible leads and using personal relationships togain new clients. Also service existing policies.

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  Uber

  Oct 2017 - Apr 2020

  Driver

  Create schedule. Keep track of expenses and earnings. Maintain high level of customer service to keep high ratings. Be skilled at customer service. Drive at right times and places to be as efficient as possible.

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  Whittier Christian High School - Heralds

  Oct 2022 - now

  Head Frosh/Soph Boys Basketball Coach

  I coach the Boys Freshman/Sophomore team at Whittier Christian High School. This involves planning and running practices. I have to plan the practices in such a way that will help my specific players to improve and be ready for games. I learned how to communicate confidently and accurately to help my players understand my vision and specific concepts that they can use to improve their basketball skills. I also had to chaperone players depending on the location of our games. Part of my job is to build strategies for my team to execute during the game, but you also need to make quick adjustments during the game based on how our opponents played against us. Being professional is very important by intelligently and respectfully interacting with other coaches, officials and parents. I have played basketball my whole life and in High School, College and Semi-Professionally.Since I have the skills to know how to play it helps me coach more effectively because I can demonstrate what I communicating. Show less