The Similarities And Differences Between Ellen Goodman And Patricia O Brien
We all have different friends that we communicate to. Different personalities that accommodate our daily lives. We chose which friends to spend time with or just have someone to talk to, but they still have a sort of way of communicating towards us. Our facial and body expressions show how we respond to their approach. We start to become friends, but what kind of friends are we really? Are we just former friends, hero friends, or just family friends? Well, we all have different social groups we like to spend time with. For example, in the article, from Ellen Goodman and Patricia O’Brien, they stated, “Every friendship is as different as the people involved…” By their comment no matter the type of friends we chose to spend time with or
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They are friends we make at work because we either do not have anyone to talk to or they are close to our age and we feel more comfortable talking to them. They are friends that we feel like we need to have just in case we get into trouble and you can somewhat count on their friendship or loyalty they have towards us. Or simply they are just a nice person, that when you started working there. They were the only person that talked to you first or they helped you around on your first days of work. I have a work friend, when I at first started working at the Migrant Headstart, in Burley. I started out as a sub. I did not go to any pieces of training when they hired me when I got called in for the first time they just put me in the classroom that needed the extra help. When I first walked in, I felt very uncomfortable, because I was nervous if I did anything out of the ordinary or if I mess up the lesson plan. I also did not know to interact with the children. Thankfully I had an old high school friend, Cecilia Ceja, who was in the same room. She taught me what I needed to know, the rules in the class, and what I was expected to do. Ever since that day I will go to her and ask her anything that I had in doubt. Work friends help us feel more relaxed at work because we can talk to someone. They make us feel welcomed into the company and they are supportive when you are the new
They are friends we make at work because we either do not have anyone to talk to or they are close to our age and we feel more comfortable talking to them. They are friends that we feel like we need to have just in case we get into trouble and you can somewhat count on their friendship or loyalty they have towards us. Or simply they are just a nice person, that when you started working there. They were the only person that talked to you first or they helped you around on your first days of work. I have a work friend, when I at first started working at the Migrant Headstart, in Burley. I started out as a sub. I did not go to any pieces of training when they hired me when I got called in for the first time they just put me in the classroom that needed the extra help. When I first walked in, I felt very uncomfortable, because I was nervous if I did anything out of the ordinary or if I mess up the lesson plan. I also did not know to interact with the children. Thankfully I had an old high school friend, Cecilia Ceja, who was in the same room. She taught me what I needed to know, the rules in the class, and what I was expected to do. Ever since that day I will go to her and ask her anything that I had in doubt. Work friends help us feel more relaxed at work because we can talk to someone. They make us feel welcomed into the company and they are supportive when you are the new