So there was this one old man who lived in a house at the end of the street I live on. He used to sit outside his house daily, under a tree, and he looked quiet grumpy and kids often said that he was indeed grumpy and had a short temper. I couldn't verify it as I never really had any interaction with him. So one day when I was passing by I saw him sitting in an unnatural manner as if he was dead. I walked upto him calling him out but he wasn't responding, there were children playing but they said he was probably sleeping but I knew he wasn't. When I shook him he didn't respond and I knew something was wrong. I immediately called the ambulance and he was taken to the hospital, turns out he had a heart attack and would've died if I hadn't called the ambulance when I did.

Yes I enjoy working with seniors. I feel like most of the time they want to be heard due to their age people do not talk/ socialise with them and eats them from the inside. The best way to work with seniors is to listen to their experiences and worries without making them feel like they're making you feel bored.

I am quiet confident in speaking skills. I have worked in call centers and I have also given presentations to hundreds of people in national level events.