I think everyone post college should join or start a startup
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I think everyone post college should join or start a startup
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Re: I think everyone post college should join or start a startup
#2I had a summer during college where they weren't really hiring but they felt like they owed me a favor so I got assigned underneath the store managef to do whatever random tasks he needed, this included
* learning how to work the meat slicer and filling in in the at deli
* sweeping the floor of the whole store
* helping out in the bakery
* painting a metal stripe that went all the way around the store
later when I worked in startups this helped me have the ethos of doing what the organization needed and not complaining that this or that wasn't in my job description.
Re: I think everyone post college should join or start a startup
#3I think everybody pre-college should work a summer job at a supermarket or a store at the beach or something like that. I had a summer during college where they weren't really hiring but they felt like they owed me a favor so I got assigned underneath the store managef to do whatever random tasks he needed, this included * learning how to work the meat slicer and filling in in the at deli * sweeping the floor of the…
Before college, I worked in restaurants and learned so much.
The part about the ethos of doing things outside your job description is so well said.
Re: I think everyone post college should join or start a startup
#4I think everybody pre-college should work a summer job at a supermarket or a store at the beach or something like that. I had a summer during college where they weren't really hiring but they felt like they owed me a favor so I got assigned underneath the store managef to do whatever random tasks he needed, this included * learning how to work the meat slicer and filling in in the at deli * sweeping the floor of the…
Oooo I like this and very much agree Before college, I worked in restaurants and learned so much. The part about the ethos of doing things outside your job description is so well said.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confessions_of_an_Advertising_...
describes the author's experiences working in the kitchen of a Paris restaurant that he thought were formative