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Janet Geesen
Janet’s Answer
Whatever sounds interesting to you! If it calls to you, try it out. If the job doesn't turn out to great, at least you learned some things. Sometimes just learning what you Don't like is enough. And if you go after jobs that sound interesting to you, you could end up on a path to a lifelong passion. Best of luck to you!
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Wael’s Answer
Try to think of something that would benefit your career in the future. For example, if you want to start a business in the future, work as an employee within a similar business. It would help you a lot in avoiding issues and ramping up your learning curve.
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Mark’s Answer
With that said, any work involving serving customers at this age is a very solid choice. It will allow to strengthen your ability to communicate and serve peoples needs. These skills will serve you well in any career that you wind up embarking on. You will also learn a lot from customers and just doing business in general.
This customer facing work can be found in every industry whether it is as a server in a local restaurant, running the point of sale at a retail store, or any type of service work. Stay focused on differentiating yourself and delivering a differentiated and meaningful experience.
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