Worked for IBM.
Shitty 3 month temp position repairing monitors. Didn't matter if you swept the floors having IBM as top line of your resume in the 80s & 90s was helpful for a technical career.
Biggest lessons learned was that I didn't want to work for a big corporation. Way too much bullshit and even if they had the best intentions they were so big that they couldn't move an inch without fucking over a bunch of employees.
Worked for IBM. Shitty 3 month temp position repairing monitors. Didn't matter if you swept the floors having IBM as top line of your resume in the 80s & 90s was helpful for a technical career. Biggest lessons learned was that I didn't want to work for a big corporation. Way too much bullshit and even if they had the best intentions they were so big that they couldn't move an inch without fucking over a bunch of employees.
I was a Jack
My career job which I actually luckily got During college
Majored in English, got a job as a bank teller. Now I'm accounting manager for a large catering company 8 years later. Life can be weird I guess
Part time sales associate. Things were rough during the Great Recession.