Do managers like high school students with two jobs?
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Can you handle it? Will it fit your schedule? If you can give them the assurance that you can work things out and there will be no problems that can affect your efficiency, then I am sure they would give you a chance.
832850
I think it is appropriate at the high school level and in specific subjects, such as business or marketing.
395411
I actually expect them to be in the same field. But, I don't think that there are expectations either way, in general.\n\nBut nowadays, when people go back to school for their master's after working for awhile, they do tend to differ in fields of study, because thier interests have changed and maybe developed, or they're working in a field that is different that the undergrad major.\n\nIt's usually when you go to grad school right after undergrad that they are the same.
328876
Everyone is different.  I personally went to college to be a high school teacher.  I realized after a year and 1/2 that I hated it.  I worked in a restaurant for a year, then taught adult learners for a year, then when I was 25 I stumbled into a marketing position and have been in marketing ever since (for 7 years).  I wish I'd gotten a degree in marketing....
56926
nooooo. the student may be living out a high school fantasy by pursuing you, it is doubtful they are mature enough to be in a relationship with someone 10 years older for awhile. It seems a bit unethical to me as well.
694488
I am a junior in high school and let me tell you the age difference and maturity level is huge between high school and middle school, not to mention how much bigger the difference is when you get to college. you might not see it now but to them it's almost like babysitting you. You might make them laugh because you're probably a funny kid, but that doesn't mean they are best friends with you...they can't talk to you about their relationships, teachers, tests, friends, ext. because you are so much younger. it would be so awkward for me to talk about normal stuff with someone still in middle school. it's fun to be the younger one hanging out with older kids but you need to understand that they have their own lives just like you do. but when you get to high school it will help to know some of the upperclassmen. say hi to them in the halls once in a while, but don't try hanging with them at lunch, they could take it as annoying.
79779
I think it happens a lot.  Companies want to reward people for a job well-done, and often the way they do that is by promoting people - and promotions can involve some management responsibility.  But just because people are good at technical tasks doesn't mean they're automatically good managers.  Instead, the companies have rewarded somebody who's good at one thing by asking them to do something completely different.  Doesn't really make a lot of sense, does it?
63040
Can Yahoo hire high school students? \n\nYes, they CAN, but I doubt they WILL. \n\nMost of the Yahoo jobs are very competetive. To be successful in your application you will need to have several years of experience. If you live near to one of Yahoo's worksites, you should talk to your school's career counselor and see if they can set up some kind of internship or student employment program with Yahoo.\n\nAs for the music questions - Yes Yahoo has music downloads but you will get a better answer by asking this question in this category: Home > Entertainment & Music > Music
265483
Not fair, unfortunately Society is daunted with people who think that experience is necessary.. I feel that passion can go hand in hand with experience but most people are not willing to take that chance. \n\nHowever, a young manager, such as yourself can contribute so much more than an experienced one as your outlook is fresh thus, will be your ideas and your enthusiam.\n\nAh wait, but I don't have a restaurant.
704122
Its because they haven’t been exposed to the real (working) world yet. I was sooo phucking pissed when I graduated back 1991. I couldn’t get a job doing crap with shiny new business degree.  I felt like my teachers in high school, college and the whole phucking world had played a mean trick on me. Meantime, my buddies that never went to college had jobs for something like 15 or 20 bucks an hour and I thought they were making sooo  much.
316537
Hi,\n\nEarly in your career this is a brilliant opportunity to show not only professionalism but establish the kinds of boundary's that will provide you with flexibility going forward...please let me explain.\n\nUnder no circumstances will you allow your new manager to NOT be aware of the "terms" under which you became employed which stipulated flexibility for a short term to finish school.  Remember it is also in the interest of your employer to be able to stipulate your academic achievement.  By taking a firm but positive stance with your new boss will put you on the right footing to advance and be successful.  Any new manager who is unable to comprehend the immediate nature of finishing school is an idiot anyway.\n\nSecondly you've demonstated a level of professional discourse between seasoned individuals that is beyond your current level of progress.  \n\nHope this helps,\n\nAlfredo
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Yes, definitely.\nI'm not the world's most confident person myself, but you grow in confidence with experience.\nPut me in a crowded room full of adults and will feel edgy and uncomfortable, but put me in a classroom, and I am loud, proud and confident. That's why I am now senior management - \nTake the plunge and go for it, you will grow and develop the longer you do the job.\nHope this helps!
248033
You have 2 through your school board.
916088
I buy that.  I teach myself and it is very funny to watch when we have all district meetings.  Each grade teacher behaves the way that their students would.  High school people are very serious and business like.  Elementary school teachers are serious but more touchy feely.  Middle school teachers (like me) screw around and throw things and get off task.
340014
Of course they do.  The workplace hasn't changed much despite what all the newspapers would like you to think.\n\nIf you want to make money, you have to work for it.  There's no way around that -- and young people know it.  They bust their butts if there's a potential to make a good chunk of change before they're 30.
656931
I actually teach both levels everyday. I enjoy the innocence of the younger kids...their fresh ideas...I can't stand elementary school kid parents-they need to grow up...I enjoy the wit of the high school kids, and can relate to them better. I like looking at kids and actually being able to say "What were you thinking?" I can't stand the attitude you get in middle school and 9th grade...ugh
123248
I'm glad you included the term "effectively."  I think this is another area where academic training is less important than on-the-job training.  It may be the case that large corporations are looking for an academic degree to go into their human resources department, but certainly small companies cannot afford to be so picky.  You might try the management training programs in a retail company (a department store or a fast food outlet or something, which has a fast enough turn-over to need a very active human resources department), and see if you can't get a job just on the basis of your good record in high school, and perhaps a willingness to do some time in retail sales to learn what it's all about.\n\nIt's an important field that has a lot of pretty mediocre people cluttering it up.  Good luck!