A time where I went above and beyond my normal job expectations is when I used to work at a high school, and a lot of kids were underprivileged and didn't have the necessary tools to succeed. So this one student I used to have, he didn't have a washer and dryer, or his parents didn't have enough to wash his clothes or anything like that, and we had a washer and dryer here at the school. So I told the kid to bring his clothes in his boot bag, make sure none of the other kids saw it, because kids can be ruthless, they'll make fun of you. Make sure he brought all his dirty clothes to school, I put them in a washer and dryer for him, and by the end of the school day, I give it back to him, and his clothes are clean, he had clean clothes for the next week, and then we would just do that every week, every Monday, as soon as he comes back, if he had any dirty clothes, I would wash it for him at the school, and then just make sure that he was well taken care of as far as clothes-wise, and everything was clean, and yeah, that was one example that I went above and beyond a job title.