Did I mention I got a job? Well, I did. Granted, it's doing the same thing in the same place as my so-called "internship," but now I have the salary, the benefits, and the longer hours to prove it. This is exciting. This is very exciting with the exception of the longer hours. For as much as I liked the idea of being an intern-for-life, the time had come. This means I'll be in New York a longer than originally planned, but I'm looking forward to it. I'm also looking forward to no longer living my life in four-month increments. But who am I kidding? This isn't my first job by any means. Now that I think about it...
A Brief Employment History
Weeding onions (two cents/weed, mind you): age 6 (Idaho)
Vineyard trellis removal: 7 (Idaho)
Training hops: 8-9 (Idaho)
Hoeing beet/bean/hop fields: 10-14 (Idaho)
Spraying weeds, washing windows, sweeping spiderwebs: 10 - present
Childcare (little bro and sis, mostly): 15-18 (Idaho)
Lawn-mowing: 12-18 (Idaho)
CBS (Intl Licensing Department, Intern): Fall 2002 (Santa Monica, CA)
Walgreens "Business Affairs Intern": Summer 2003 (Idaho)
BBVA Comercio Exterior Intern: Sept 2005 - March 2006 (Madrid)
BBVA Business Development Intern: May 2006 - Oct 2006 (NY)
BBVA Business Development Analyst: Nov 2006 - present (NY)
Keyword: gainfully
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I didn't know hops could be trained. Apparently you learn something new every day.
Congratulations! Your resume keeps getting more and more interesting.
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