My Job Experience In My Life

The first eighteen years of my life my father provided for me. Till this day my father pays my college tuition. I hardly ever worked but everybody loves making their own money. Throughout my high school years I mainly worked with my uncles. I never met the need of applying to a job, but I wanted to make money. I started off working with my uncles, but the job was not constant. The summer of my freshman year I went to the city market and worked for about a month. A year after I applied to the local McDonald 's, and lasted for about a month or two. I could never keep a steady job because I wanted to do more. Although throughout High School I occasionally worked with my uncles. Working at three jobs I 've gained knowledge about different management by a supervisor. All three had their own flaws, but one exceeding expectations.
My first Official Job was when I was 15, a friend told me about a job that 's only in the weekends from 7am to 5pm. In two days I would make about hundred fifty dollars. I would go out at night, and had extra cash to spend each time. As a 15-year-old I found that as an advantage. I did not last very long there either. In this case it was management of the owner. On my very first day he sent me with a guy who had barely started days before me. The first thing he told me was "Bro honestly I just try to

There 's pros and cons to working with a family member. Building up my communication skills, and adapting to an environment with foreigners. Working with my uncle meant no interview just do your job and be productive. It also meant no check, just cash, I 'm 18 and I need to start adapting to a job that will provide for my future. Working with my uncle also meant my schedule was not organized and now as a College Student it doesn 't workout. Working with my uncle cannot go in my resume, which makes finding a job can sometimes be difficult, and that was huge