Published on July 14, 2010 by Technology Slice
George Steinbrenner Apologizes – Fourteen years later, Steinbrenner apologized to Berra, and the two ended up close friends. That’s the way it was with “The Boss” – no middle ground. “He said, ‘It was the worst mistake in my life,’” Berra said Tuesday at his museum in New Jersey. “We became very good friends.”
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Published on May 26, 2010 by Technology Slice
Hostmonster A Popular Web Host – HostMonster has gained a lot of popularity during the past fourteen years. The reason is their huge array of services that exceed the average web hosting menu. Some of their services are so attractive that one may declare HostMonster the best web host available. One such feature of their [...]
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Published on January 7, 2010 by Technology Slice
I am fourteen years of age and am interested in gaining work experience and a little extra cash.
Basically, I am having trouble finding jobs NOT in food-service. Honestly, yes, I could very well apply to McDonalds with all the other kids from my school, but that is not the kind of work atmosphere I am comfortable in, with minimum wage and too many people behind the counter.
I don’t want to tutor, babysit, or teach piano lessons because those jobs are commission-based and I would prefer a fixed salary. It would be hard to gather clients. Also, I am beginning my job hunt now but will most likely wait until summer to take up a job, during which time my “students” would be on vacation or enjoying their break.
Retail might be okay, but I am not very persuasive and I hate the idea of standing on my feet all day and maintaining a sales quota.
Okay, so at this point I sound a little conceited and lazy, I know. In my defense, all I could ask for in a first job is one that will utilize what I have worked my whole life (hah!) to achieve: straight A’s, 4.4 GPA, a 29 Composite ACT Score, a spotless permanent record, two partial scholarships to my private high school, proficiency in Spanish, expertise in piano performance, decent typing skills and more. Catch my drift? I haven’t ever met a McDonlad’s employee with these credentials, much less one in ninth grade.
In addition, a job that would give me experience or even learning opportunities in my fields of interest would be a plus. I am knowledgeable in biology, chemistry, medicine, and algebra, as I hope to be a pediatric anesthesiologist someday. English and reading comprehension are my best subjects, which is useful as well. Some jobs I am researching/considering include the following:
—medical technician (CPhT must graduate high school, Alabama law prohibits technicians under 17)
—research assistant—i have close friends who have done so, living at the University and assisting in their laboratories
—medical secretary
—sales associate
So, community, what do you think? Have I raised my expectations too high for a first job? Could you suggest other jobs for me or elaborate on the ones I provided? Am I cut out for the working world?
Thanks in advance for your honest opinion. =)
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