Summer job

Over the summer I had gotten a job , as most high school students do.The fine establishment that had hired me was Lowe's.This job had everything I wanted for the summer, great hours which worked around me and summer school. And payed more than the minimum wage most jobs were offering. So why did I need a summer job well unlike most teens it wasn't because my parents told me to so that i learn how to manage money or even to get some new fresh set of rims or even a radio with the flashing LED lights

about the summer jobs question on NYTimes, I was confident that summer jobs should be available for teens if they want one. I said “having a summer job teaches teens about the real world and prepares them for it. It also lets them rely less on their parents to buy them things.” After reading the two articles, my ideas weren’t changed but instead strengthened. The author from “Expanding Economic Opportunity for Youth through Summer Jobs” strengthened my opinion that we need more summer jobs available

Summer jobs can be fun and exciting.  Many times they are the first sign of independence.  The summer of 2016, I desperately wanted to gain my independence.   My solution was to get a summer job.   It was the summer of my freshman year.  It had been a long school year and I was looking forward to summer.  I had been talking with my parents about ways to gain independence.  We discussed that one way for me to gain independence was for me to get a summer job.     One late summer evening while babysitting

anticipation. Just like the majority of his peers, Amund got himself a summer job to have something to do and earn extra pocket money. When he first got the job, Amund was excited to land a job at the coffeehouse right smack in the middle of the hipster district of his town. But now, after having realized that his job wasn't as easy as it seemed, the job was okay. It paid somewhat better than a typical part-time summer job, but being cooped up brewing coffee and tea and interacting

I want to have a summer job at A Perfect Pear Boutique. I understand the work that goes into a retail store. I am good at dealing with people and encouraging them to buy your product. I have worked in retail before and enjoyed it very much. Ordering clothes, organizing the store, and selling products are just a few of the tasks I have done in the past. Since I am a hard worker, these tasks are not difficult for me. This summer, I am entirely free of obligations. My family has decided against

There are a lot of summer jobs you can apply to. Many of those jobs are for teenagers. In my opinion I would pick restaurants. Three reasons why I am picking restaurants for a job would be for the money, the experience and to pass time. The average payment is $10 or $15 dollars an hour. It is a descent amount of money. The money in that average is useful for the simple things or the things that matter. For example the money you earn could pay for the food, rent, and transport. It can also be

It was summer of 1993. I was looking for a summer job, so I was idly flipping through the newspaper looking for job advertisements. There was the usual; plumber, electrician, bag boy at a local grocery store. But there was one that caught my attention. It was for a night guard position at a pizzeria that I had never heard of before, in the next county over, which would have been about a 25 minute drive. The advertisement was as follows, “Help Wanted. Night Guard position has recently been vacated

own job description…………………………………………………………..4 Capabilities………………………………………………………………………………5 Obstacles and difficulties…………………………………………………………6 Acknowledgment…………………………………………………………………….6 Introduction In this report I am going to describe what I`ve done in the summer training, and what it was about, and explain the objectives of training ,what I was doing ,what I learned and what the problems and challenges that I faced.so here is a little thing about the project that I worked on in the summer training

“The Decline of the American Teenager’s Summer Job”, Lexington exposes a crisis on summer jobs, in how parents' changed perceptions on the purpose of jobs has created the largest effect on the decrease of summer jobs, along with how a bit can be contributed to a changing economy, and hardly teenagers’ motivations. Starting off, Lexington talks about how a changing perception of parents motivations “Parents instead tell their children to study, take summer courses, volunteer or practice for sports

Summer Jobs 253 will be benefit to my education, career objectives, and will also give me the chance to help my family. I come from a family of nine and live on a limited income. Working for Summer Jobs 253 can help me earn money for school supplies next year. That will lessen the financial burden of having to buy school items every new school year I would be able to buy everyday items that I may need to be successful in school and life. This opportunity will also give me an idea of what college