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Cadence Collier
Location: Beaumont, TX
Joined: Aug 17th, 2025

About (request update)

My name is Cadence Collier and I am a reliable and dedicated professional with experience in customer service, retail and childcare. Over the years as a cashier at H-E-B, I’ve developed strong communication, problem solving and multitasking skills while providing excellent service in fast paced environments. Additionally my experience at Finish Line allowed me to support sales goals and main inventory while assisting customers needs with product selection. I have also gained valuable responsibility and leadership skills through babysitting and engaging children in creative activities.

Current Whereabouts:

I like to experience my surrounding and try new things. I love to watch movies and into a lot of music artist. I love to do self care things to take care of myself and whatever makes me relaxed.

Life & Professional Aspirations:

Become a life long learner in the marketing field. I want to learn a new language and more skills. Prioritize a good work-life balance Travel and experience different cultures

Education (request update)

Texas Southern University class of 2028

Undergrad Major: Business Administration

Claim To Fame:

I would want my claim to fame in college to be being known for visibly turning my challenges into growth

Most Memorable Moment:

In my freshman year, I took a 10 a.m. business communication class, which was challenging for me as a shy and introverted student. My first speech went fairly well since I had a partner, but when I had to present alone, my anxiety got the best of me. Still, I kept applying the feedback my professor gave after each speech, and by the end of the semester I had improved so much that speaking in front of the class no longer felt as intimidating. My professor even told me how proud he was of my progress, which made me proud of myself for pushing through my fears.