Grant Williams

I worked at Fryberger's firm for the summer of 2024 as well as over my J-term period of this school year. At the firm I worked in the mailroom/file room assisting with clerical duties and projects. This includes closing and pulling files, organizing the daily mail, going through checks, and stamping and labeling mail. Daily activities also included making trips between firms picking up/delivering packages, or making my way to a official building to pick up any documents they needed.

• For my projects I would handle many large bond transcripts, scanning and uploading the contents into their database in a organized manner, as well as binding and editing any pages upon request.
• Kept office efficient and organized by managing tasks such as supply restocking and general upkeep without oversight.
• Managed general clerical needs such as opening and closing files, scanning sheets and faxing documents.
• Conducted small research projects to support attorney's in preparing cases.
• Developed and maintained positive relationships with clients and colleagues.
• Planned and organized internal and external events, meetings and conferences.
• Closing and pulling files.
• Safeguarded confidential information with strict adherence to privacy policies.
• Cleaning the dishes, making coffee, running the dishwasher.

Overall my experience at Fryberger was amazing, I built many connections with the attorney's and my boss. Seeing everything happen in motion at a law firm was great to see as someone who hopes to pursue a career in law and this job only enhanced that interest.

I worked at Excel Drywall & Painting every summer since 2020, I was employed by my dad, and through the years of working carpentry I have built a lot of skills not just in the physical work

• In more detail, my job didn't only require me to hang drywall, sand, and paint, but I learned strong discipline skills by showing up on time and holding myself accountable
• I value accountability deeply, and to make myself a trustworthy worker is something I always strive for
• In different instances, I'd have to train other employees, leading them in the work until they fully understood