Recipe for a perfect job:
2 cups of fulfillment
1 cup of skill development
2 tbsp of friendly coworkers
1 tbsp of excitement
a dash of the unexpected (if desired)
Mix the ingredients together and hope the sum of the parts equals more than enough to cover the expenses. Bake until fully formed.
The job search began today. I could get a management position in retail with very little effort. I was really hoping never to go back into retail. I am starting to realize, however, that the best place for me might really be back in a store. At least I will get to meet people and constantly be challenged and developed. Plus, I can schedule myself off for important meetings for my business as well as modeling opportunities, though it does mean I will need to work weekends. I guess you can't get everything you want.
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- Unrated20something
- Chicago, Illinois, United States
- I am a dichotomy personified. I am a creative type with a very analytical mind. I know most lyrics in all the top 40 songs, yet generally buy underground hip hop cds. Raised by both an engineer and a social worker, my view is tinged with both of their points of view. I promise not to edit my thoughts, but I will not use profanity (my mother always said I had a vocabulary the size of a football field so I should never need to swear). All of the names are changed to protect myself, the innocent, and the guilty alike.
2 comments:
sometimes you get everything you want...you just didn't know what you wanted until you got it;)
if you were not in retail, what would you want to do?
I would love to work in design or marketing. I hate having to do the same thing, so office work is definitely out of the question. I just hope that something interesting comes my way soon.
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