Hello,
Sunday, it will be 10 years since my paternal grandfather died. So the next post I'll describe how I saw my past decade. I say that a month before the end of the year is a good time to take the time to do a little background to show the progress so far ... Professionally and in my case in this post.
When I learned of the death of my grandfather, I studied marketing trips. At 17, I thought only travel and I did not like school. So that's why I made the DEP travel. I graduated in May 2001.
end of July 2001 I hired a wholesaler of travel, I am committed to the ticket. I will work one year full-time for them. Despite the bad timing because of the attacks of September 11, 2001, being committed and having a low salary, I stay at this company. Subsequently, I undertake studies for Tourism and ACS continues to work part time from September 2002 and will resign in May 2003.
From May 2003 to April 2004, I worked as an animator in leisure, I loved this job ... Imagine, you get paid to watch young people between 12 and 15 years, all that to do things like: go to La Ronde, horseback riding, rafting, climbing, skiing, skating, going to movies, going to the waterslides, etc.. Just great. One of the best job I've had so far in life. Meanwhile, since the courses of specialization and Home Organization and guide events were not included in course selection in my FAC in tourism, I dropped my class to register for another DEP, the there as a hotel receptionist. The course began in February 2004.
I graduated in August 2004 and worked in a hotel near Dorval airport for 3 months, from September to December 2004. I loved the contact with customers. If I left that job, because at 21 years, I only thought going out with my friends / girlfriends and I worked all weekend (Thursday through Monday from 15 hours to 23 hours) and I told myself I would not want to work evenings and weekends when I have kids ... This is ridiculous, because now I'm 27, I am single and have children away ... I tell myself that if I continue in this field, I probably a weekend off in two and I have a job I love which means that I have a contact with the public. What I miss in my current job.
In December 2004, I went to work at Club Med as a ski instructor in Crested Butte, Colorado. I stayed at the December 7, 2004 January 9, 2005. What I did not like was to party every night. Incidentally, I found it great, I'm glad you did. I'll describe another time a day in the life of a (GO) nice organizer. I must admit that I missed my family tremendously. Especially during the holiday season ... To me, since I was little (and still today), I always had family party. December 24, the eve of my father's side and December 25, is the dinner with the family of my mother. It's our tradition. It was at that moment that I started looking for a job 5 days a week to have all my weekends off.
When I returned, I went skiing with my father for two weeks intensively before I get a job as a receptionist for a customs broker, which I held from January to September 2005. I loved this job because I was (again) in contact with the public while having my weekends off. But after a few months, I told myself that if I wanted a higher position in a company, I must have a degree of some sort. So I entered the DEP in the secretariat.
So, from September 2005 to March 2007. Meanwhile, I had two other jobs in that time secretary. The first, I had three months and was for a union, from October to December 2006. While I was finishing my studies part-time evening, I found another job in a nursing home in January 2007 as secretary-receptionist. I left this job to contract in August 2007 because I wanted a permanent job in downtown Montreal.
Since September 2007, I worked as a secretary in downtown. For three years my life has not budged on the professional side. For cons, the fact that I moved from my parents at my apartment last August was a bit of action in it.
Personally, contact with the public I really miss the job I have now. To remedy this, I will try volunteering for the restaurant Robin Hood, located on the boulevard Saint-Laurent, either in the kitchen or as a waitress. We'll see.
Well, enough writing. In my rereading, I tell myself that my life was still not too bad so far, but I think the best is yet to come. With all the experiences I have tried professionally, I tell myself that I connect a point, even I think is the right way ... The important thing is to do what we love in life, otherwise it will seem longer!
And you is there ever a time to look back on your professional or personal life??
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