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| | From:  Tjcook1 | Sent: 11/3/2008 1:25 PM |
In my lifetime I've had five jobs. During my high school and college years I worked at Kmart. After college I've worked at a Bank, Mortgage Lending Company, manager in an Engineering Company and presently in Insurance. Tonya |
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Let me see, Pharmacy Tech, Medical Transcriptionist, School Bus Driver and my future one, Physical Therapy. I guess that would be 4! And each has been a journey for me. |
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Eight Jobs in my life, cashier at Winn Dixie, loan company, 2 dr's offices, hospital, insurance company, bank and here |
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3 I think. Soda jerk,lol, telephone operater & nurse |
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omygosh different careers...construction secretary, legal secretary, restaurant cook, cna, lpn, navy medical records, retail dept store, sub teacher. i think that's it. different jobs...i have no idea!! |
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I had three jobs, Bookkeeper, President of a Company and Medical Assistant. Jackie |
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Too many to count. I have been in my current job for 4 years this month. |
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International Investigators Walter Reed General Hospital Harcourt Clinic Stivers Convention Center KMart Kelly Girls Indiana State Senate Perry Township Schools About 9 times Susan |
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Oh my, what a good question! ' bank bookkeeper, private secretary, then again for another boss when my boys were grown enough, cable TV phone person, store bookkeeper (I loved that - I got to count and balance all the money), Chamber of Commerce secretary, Office Manager for a map company, Secretary for a professional engineer for 12 1/2 years, and now President of a Charitible Foundation (volunteer!) Susan, as my Mom used to say, "Shake Hands!" |
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| | | From: Rae· | Sent: 11/3/2008 7:03 PM |
Let's see... 3 restaurant jobs 2 store jobs 10 years as a vet tech 1 receptionist job |
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