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[tamara_russo]

This past week I went to an interview in a men's power company, and throughout the week I have gone to two secretary job interviews, one at a cellular company and tests in a newspaper. I will also go to take tests for a banking job, but only after Immunology, and I'm not even sure I want this job - it's a full banker job, with commitment to three years, and the last thing I want to be is a banker. The thing is, I need money, and I'm young - I'm getting my first degree at the age of 23, which is young, and even if I take the banker job for 3 years I'll still have time to go do what I really want, with some cash on the side. Plus I need money if I want to study, and my studying money is gone - the fund from my mom and dad, the money from the army, all gone.

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[morin.livejournal.com]

Banking job ain't that bad, and you can always quit after the 3 years if you don't like it. I vote all for it, but on the other hand, I actually considered studying accounting (until talked out of it by an accountant I used to work with. He said it's cool for the first decade or so, though).
I stongly vote against secratary. I did it, worked with the nicest people, and still hated it. Nothing creative, tons of stuff to remember, mostly requiered typing skills. The specifics differ from office to office though, and I guess there are people who enjoy it.

[tamara-russo.livejournal.com]

Don't know if I'll even get that job, or any of the ones I've applied for. The banking job does have a lot more promise in it, if I get it, and it is my first choice (well, no, my first choice is for someone to come at me and say "Hey, I've got a sweet shop I need to give away, want it?"), but I have to wait and see if I get it.