Jason Thomas Frothingham Announces Achievement in Customer Service

(prHWY.com) December 3, 2012 - Atlanta, GA -- Jason Thomas Frothingham is pleased to announce that he recently received a Shining Star in outstanding customer service for his work with his current employer. The 18-year old, a new graduate of North Gwinnett High School (class of 2012), is currently attending college and working a job in the customer service industry.

"I've always tried to do my best in everything I put my mind to," said Jason Thomas Frothingham, "When I took this job, I decided that I wanted to really excel in customer service. It's an honor to have my achievements recognized."

The new job is Jason Thomas Frothingham's first professional position. He took the position shortly after graduating from North Gwinnett High School and before enrolling in a nearby college.

"A lot of people advised me not to work while taking my first semester of college classes," commented Jason Thomas Frothingham. "But, I believe in challenging myself. I'm constantly trying to push myself to do just a little bit more than what I think I'm capable of achieving. In this case, it turns out I've been able to have a successful first semester and the beginnings of a solid career."

Those who know Jason Thomas Frothingham consider him to be ambitious. Though many of his peers are casually looking for work, Frothingham decided to pursue higher education and look for the job he was most qualified for. However, at the rate he's accelerating, Jason Thomas Frothingham's qualifications seem to be growing by the day. In addition to receiving a Shining Star for outstanding customer service, Jason Thomas Frothingham received a promotion within the company.

For the Hope Scholarship of Georgia recipient, it's all in a day's work. "I try not to get too wrapped up in yesterday's accomplishments," he said. "Instead, I'm always thinking about what I'm going to achieve tomorrow. It's nice to take a minute to pause and reflect on achievements. But too much of that, and you won't keep moving forward!"

Jason Thomas Frothingham welcomes questions and comments about his recent achievements on the job and in the classroom.

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