of course a job is a job
I still use a lot of what I learned at my first job and that was repairing
outboard engines in high school -very hot work.
find something that will challenge you
Seth
On Wednesday 23 May 2001 16:57, you wrote:
> "fear me.." wrote:
> > I am interested but I am not fully qualified for the job
> > =*(
> >
> > Im going to try posting this again in hope that some of you can help me
> > out some
> >
> > Im currently looking for a job in the computer feild selling working on
> > or with computers. Anything anyone has would be much apriciated. If
> > anyone knew some one that sells or services computers and could help me
> > learn more that would be great also. Im eager to learn and I want a job
> > that I can enjoy
>
> This might seem odd, but hey - it worked for me:
>
> Have you tried to apply at a book store? If you can work the computer
> section you can pick up alot of stuff pretty quick, having access to all
> those book and - more importantly - the knowledge base that IS (are?)
> the people that buy those books. Trust me, you'll thank yourself for it.
> Unless of course, you're like me and like to spend 75% of your paycheck
> at the bookstore - but you probably have an actual life ;) The cool
> thing about the bookstores is that you can read a bit in your breaks and
> off times and then go home to practice that whcih you learned.
>
> Bon chance,
>
> Norb
>
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