My first day at work, I was excited. It was a new year, a new business, and I had signed up for the fun ride of a lifetime – a computer! I had been told that there would be more people here to help me with my new position, so I was ready to roll and get to work. The only problem was that I didn’t know what to expect.
Going to an office is not something I relish, but I found it impossible to resist the invitation to start. As I walked into the building, I was greeted by two gentlemen. They informed me that they were in charge of the new positions. My heart skipped a beat as I imagined what it must be like to actually start working in an office. My palms were sweaty from excitement and my knees were knocking together as I waited for my turn to be shown to the man in charge.
I was shown to a room where I was immediately seated. The sight of the two men behind me instantly made me feel nervous, but I wanted to keep my composure. One of the gentlemen spoke with a gentle voice to lead me through the process of applying for the job. I was shown what I needed to fill out a standard application. I didn’t think about the contents, so I just printed it out and kept it in my purse.
As I left the room, I noticed my shirt was missing a button. When I asked who had come in to do the application, another voice came from behind. It was the supervisor. She asked if I had done the application correctly. She was very encouraging and helped me to better myself as I went through the paperwork.
Another coworker was in the same office that day. He was sitting next to me and offered to sign for the documents I was going to be submitting. I was hesitant because I knew I would have to hand write most of them. However, he sat down and patiently explained to me the process of filling them out and signing them.
He was very encouraging and helped to ease my concerns. I was very thankful for his help. After filling out my paperwork and going through the required documentation, I was called in. The person who interviewed me was very nice and friendly. She even gave me a quick tour around the building before she called it a day.
I was very excited about being a new employee. I knew I was going to have a big chance of working at an important company. The only thought running through my mind was how I was going to land this position.
I was interviewed and hired after the interview. My first day at work was great! It wasn’t the high-pressure atmosphere I was expecting, but it was a good beginning. The transition to college has been smooth.
Now that I’m going to college, I have a lot more to give. My grades have improved. My social life has blossomed. I feel more fulfilled and excited about life. It’s all been a wonderful experience.
Writing a college essay requires discipline. The writing portion can be difficult and boring. You have to be accurate and concise. It also helps if you are interested in the subject matter. This will show in your writing.
In the beginning, it can be difficult to focus on the subject at hand. Don’t let yourself become distracted. Stay focused. Write down the main points that you want to make. Don’t allow yourself to get lost in the details. It may seem like a lot of work, but it is going to pay off.
If you have completed your writing for college essays, don’t forget to send your essay to an academic review board. They are going to help you out with your grade. You should receive your “grades” within a week after your submission is sent in.
