Learning and Working

The best job that I had was being a computer tech trainee at Net Essentials. Well, it’s not a paid job nor it wasn’t volunteer work, but it was something to keep the company moving. The specific tasks at hand were repairing laptops & PCs, testing brand new laptops and computer video cards, and replacing LCD screens. I was flabbergasted from all of the new materials they were teaching because the way they delivered their knowledge was more effective than college. It wasn’t a job in  particular because it was just a requirement needed in order to finish my course in college, but I did treat it like an actual job. Anyways, what I’ve learned from that company is that not everybody is going to be thrilled that there is somebody trying to earn their spot under their watch. Also, another thing that I've learned is not to expect to know everything the first try. The worst job that I had is when I was only 15 years old; I was working at McDonald’s because I didn't have anything to do for the summer. Due to the people being rude, I eventually quit. I was still young at the time and I didn't knew that being pessimistic wouldn't raise your salary nor it will get you far.