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Originally Posted by Presto
When you have little or no work experience, you take those min-wage jobs. There's always something to learn, even when you're scraping the bottom of the barrel. I knew what I wanted to do after high school, but I had to embark on a journey of gaining experience and networking to accomplish my career goal.
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I actually found working as a cashier clerk at a gas station was invaluable. Definitely helped me with my communication skills. I got better talking to people openly, and being able to understand and reading some situations. It may seem like nothing when landing a min-wage job, but it definitely give more character.