*Gasp*!
Does volunteering pay off? Yes.
Is community involvement important? Yes.
Is school involvement in clubs important? Yes.
Sure, sometimes I do things and I realize that I hate it. I see it more of a good thing rather than a waste of time. I am able to cross things out. Deduction ftw!
Weeee~
This is a very fragmented post with only one purpose.
Guess what?
...
I got the first co-op position I interviewed for!
The best part? It was the only position I really wanted.
More details...
Ever since I decided on my major, I have done a lot of thinking in regards to career paths I would want to pursue. I ended up with three; one of them being event planning. I have always enjoyed the logistics of events. Even in everyday life, I enjoy being kept busy going from one thing to another. So event planning fits perfectly for me. There are cons though to balance off the pros. If I do end up in event planning, it'll be difficult to keep a family (depending on the husband of course) due to the busy and irregular schedule. Also, it may involve a lot of traveling. Another is that the market in Vancouver for it is not very big. I would either have to settle with less income or relocate. But either way, I am excited for this co-op position because it'll help me in crossing it off my list or pushing it to the top.
By the way, check me out in July because I'll be event planning Canada Day in North Van. =)
Is community involvement important? Yes.
Is school involvement in clubs important? Yes.
Sure, sometimes I do things and I realize that I hate it. I see it more of a good thing rather than a waste of time. I am able to cross things out. Deduction ftw!
Weeee~
This is a very fragmented post with only one purpose.
Guess what?
...
I got the first co-op position I interviewed for!
The best part? It was the only position I really wanted.
More details...
Ever since I decided on my major, I have done a lot of thinking in regards to career paths I would want to pursue. I ended up with three; one of them being event planning. I have always enjoyed the logistics of events. Even in everyday life, I enjoy being kept busy going from one thing to another. So event planning fits perfectly for me. There are cons though to balance off the pros. If I do end up in event planning, it'll be difficult to keep a family (depending on the husband of course) due to the busy and irregular schedule. Also, it may involve a lot of traveling. Another is that the market in Vancouver for it is not very big. I would either have to settle with less income or relocate. But either way, I am excited for this co-op position because it'll help me in crossing it off my list or pushing it to the top.
By the way, check me out in July because I'll be event planning Canada Day in North Van. =)
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March 2, 2010 at 7:17 PMooo =P
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