Help chosing between a summer job....?
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Probably doesn't make a lot of difference.  Whichever job you choose, the important thing is your performance.  Show up on time for every scheduled shift.  Learn everything you can.  Be flexible and be willing to do whatever needs to be done.  Ask for more responsibility and do your best to meet your employers expectations.  Your employer will be paying you for your time, give them your undivided attention.  Keep a positive attitude toward your job, your employer, and your co-workers.\n\nYour rewards will be many.  Perhaps the most important will be the feeling of self satisfaction of knowing that you given your best.  Your employer is likely to reward you with raises, promotions, and other incentives.  Good employees are very hard to find and your employer will want to keep you.  Many employers today offer help with college tuition in order to keep good employees.  Something to think about.  \n\nIf you are satisfied that you have performed well, and it becomes time to move on, ask your employer or boss for a letter of reference.  A letter of reference can be a very valuable addition to your resume.\n\nGood luck with your job of choice.
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Yes.  Based on your reasoning, I think you would probably like working in the school office.  Clerical work offers less demands than the professional side of education.  Teachers and administrators have so many more demands.  You will get out about 3 in the afternoon and your nights will seem much longer, as well as those summer vacations.
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Dear Curly\nNow that the job market is finally looking up, it's the perfect time to seek out new opportunities. This spring you need to shake off that "lucky I even have a job" mentality, polish up your resume, and explore your career options! There are fun, flexible, fantastic jobs out there just waiting for someone like you!\nNow, get out there and pound the pavement. Beat on some doors until you latch onto that incredible dream job you always wanted! \n(I heard the Chicago area is a great place to promote tourism? Or, just look in the yellow pages uner Associations to find the union that interests you.)\n-Bryce
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You have to decide which is more important. Work is great, but unless u plan to load and unload boxes (and then more boxes) for the rest of your life, ur gonna need a college degree in future life! If youre saving money FOR college then keep your job. What about trying to cut back on expenses and bills (ie cheaper place) while your studying? Get a roommate if it helps. Everybody has hard time working and studying but trust me, people always make it!\n\nI can only leave you with the words of Messala (from Ben Hur): If you want rise, do the difficult! :))\n\nall best\nMartin. Tallinn, Estonia
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if you are happy where you are right now, if the job you have is rewarding and the work conditions are good and comfortable in general, then do not consider the 100 pound (unless your entire salary is 200 or 300 pounds!!!)\nanyway, if you are not comfortable at your current job, then you may do the SWOT technique (it usually helps in making decisions): you have two options right the moment, you either stay where you are or go back\ntry to write down the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats. compare the two options and see which one of them scores less in the weaknesses and the future relevan threats and decide accordingly.\ngood luck
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Work in a museum or theme park.\n\nGet a job in a Car wash\n\nOffer to walk neighbours dogs for money.\n\nGet a job on a summer scheme for kids - all local councils usually operate them and they're good fun.\n\nCharity collector - getting people to sign up to donate.\n\nMost of these jobs should get you outside to enjoy the summer weather.
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go for it girlfriend!!!! or you will regret that you didnt all summer.
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My spouse asked me to take the summer off and I am already depressed and stir crazy.  A year sounds way too long if you enjoy working.  Maybe you should offer 3 months and take it from there.  I honestly don't know how women do this full time.\nGood Luck.
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If you had summer jobs in the past, pick one that you enjoyed the most and select a major that relates to that job. Try majoring in Business Administration. It covers all sorts of aspects of business and can be used to obtain any job in the business field. Also, I would recommend if you have any job or career that you fantasize about, go for it! Now is the time.
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Make a list of the pros and cons.  Could you find a similar flexibility with another job?  It never hurts to look for a job, but I wouldn't quit until you have a better situation lined up.
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if he really wants a job, you can try calling the guidance counselour at his school. there is a such a thing as a summer job, one that he can only work at for the summer. its a great opportunity for him to learn some responsibilty. plus, with a summer job, if he's good enough, he can get part-time during the school year. (there are also internships available which can lead to proper placement later)
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It depends what you want from a job. If you don't mind putting in extra hours and really need the money, then go for the other job. However, if you really like your current job and are happy there, think hard before you make a decision because there's no guarantee that you'll like your new job and it always bites to leave somewhere where you had it good.
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Write the thank you note and tell the Temp Service you need time to think about if you want to accept their offer. \n\nMeanwhile, interview at the other place if you really want the job. Tell the other employer you've already been offered a position, but are interested in their company for whatever the reasons are.\n\nHope I helped!
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If you are seriously interested in having a summer job start applying now before college students are back.  My first jobs were at the mall.  I worked in the food court and at a department store.  I also worked at a couple restaurants.  Made great money as a server.  You could be a server or hostess at a restaurant, or a cashier at just about any store.  Many places hire just for summer.  The key is getting the job before a college student does.
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In the long run, school. It will allow you to have one job that will most likely pay more than both of the others. If you need to take a semester or year off for your sanity, by all means, do so. Just be sure to go back and finish your degree afterwards.
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Dear jillian,\nNow that the job market is finally looking up, it's the perfect time to seek out new opportunities. This spring you need to shake off that "lucky I even have a job" mentality, polish up your resume, and explore your career options! There are fun, flexible, fantastic jobs out there just waiting for someone like you!\nNow, get out there and pound the pavement. Beat on some doors until you latch onto that incredible dream job you always wanted! \n(I heard the Georgia area is a great place to promote tourism?)\n-austin
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Absolutely! You should definitely go to the 2nd interview.  In today's market you should keep your options open.  As long as you haven't already signed any kind of employment contract, you should see what the other job offers.