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Why I Want A Summer Job
The reason I want a summer job is because I have reached the age where it’s time for me to start making money and taking responsibilities. Getting a summer job will let me help me develop my working and interview skills. I will be able to get an early glimpse of working before I actually begin a career in college so i'll know more about my strengths and weaknesses. When I apply to a job where its competition i'll already have skills from another job that i did over the summer and will most likely be chosen as best for the job based on previous experience. I'm all about work and pushing myself past my limits. I do not need to be bored and not busy i need new things to do so i can be introduced to some new careers. Working in the summer will
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