What was your first job? How did you get it? How'd you get your current job?
06-30-2002, 09:23 AM
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What was your first job? How did you get it? How'd you get your current job?
When I am getting a first job, are the people going to ask me "Have you had any experience?" It seems like one of those questions you answer in "I do that stuff at home" If I'm going to college, and have to pay so much money for it, how will I get the money if I am only a teenager?
06-30-2002, 11:00 AM
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McDonald's... 2 weeks... stupid people really annoy me and I just can't work with them....
I been working at Hibbett Sports since last August... about to quit so I can go to college...
Oh well...
I been working at Hibbett Sports since last August... about to quit so I can go to college...
Oh well...
06-30-2002, 07:51 PM
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Burger King. Cleaning the grill. Hamburger flipper was way up the ladder!
Pastor. That grill cleaning training comes in handy sometimes!
I was asked. I had been a business owner and became CEO when we incorporated. I retired and planned on taking it easy. My church asked me if I was tired of sleeping in and I said, "Yes." The church is large enough that more than one pastor is needed. My responsibility is administration, technical stuff, and some specific ministries. I don't preach every Sunday regardless of what my wife says.
Pastor. That grill cleaning training comes in handy sometimes!
I was asked. I had been a business owner and became CEO when we incorporated. I retired and planned on taking it easy. My church asked me if I was tired of sleeping in and I said, "Yes." The church is large enough that more than one pastor is needed. My responsibility is administration, technical stuff, and some specific ministries. I don't preach every Sunday regardless of what my wife says.
06-30-2002, 08:10 PM
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first job- custom computer assembly in this small store.
current- 1) restaurant waiter (pays me MAD good... just walked in and asked.)
2) part time model (for the heck of it... i tried out this audition- i got it, and it turns out to be the most stupid stuff to do ever.)
3) studying industrial design (my major in school.)
in about 3 years- car designer.
current- 1) restaurant waiter (pays me MAD good... just walked in and asked.)
2) part time model (for the heck of it... i tried out this audition- i got it, and it turns out to be the most stupid stuff to do ever.)
3) studying industrial design (my major in school.)
in about 3 years- car designer.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by seung
[B]first job- custom computer assembly in this small store.
current- 1) restaurant waiter (pays me MAD good... just walked in and asked.)
[B]first job- custom computer assembly in this small store.
current- 1) restaurant waiter (pays me MAD good... just walked in and asked.)
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Originally posted by seung
hey, if you think you can make it big, go for it.
it'll be so much fun, good money, and a lot more extremely hot chicks than you can ever handle.
to be that big is another story tho-
when you first start it, your spending will be more than your earning, for portfolio shoot and money for travel to the location... etc.
also the chances are really small- majority of models end up becoming mere "promo- model" (something like giving out candies during concert or dance around in the mall...) like me...
sometimes i do get hired for fashion shows and magazine photo shoots, but, i know, i would never make it big.
hey, if you think you can make it big, go for it.
it'll be so much fun, good money, and a lot more extremely hot chicks than you can ever handle.
to be that big is another story tho-
when you first start it, your spending will be more than your earning, for portfolio shoot and money for travel to the location... etc.
also the chances are really small- majority of models end up becoming mere "promo- model" (something like giving out candies during concert or dance around in the mall...) like me...
sometimes i do get hired for fashion shows and magazine photo shoots, but, i know, i would never make it big.
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Originally posted by seung
in about 3 years- car designer.
in about 3 years- car designer.