My Dream Job

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    Career Paper

    and kids. I always respected my mother for everything she would accomplish in just one day. But I always wanted to become more than just a housewife, I want to peruse a career that my daughter will know that not only me are the ones who become somebody. My dream job is to become an international marketing business woman, not only for me but for all the other woman in my life who did not accomplish their dreams, so they can help accomplish their husbands and kids dreams. The journey to actually

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    Job Comparision

    Having a job and having a career means two different things to me. For the last three years I have held a job as a customer service rep. For me in this field I really don’t see much growth unless you are willing to be a very extreme and repetitive person. I have learned in the last two in a half years of being in this profession that it is not something I would continue to do. To compare what I am in school to do and what I have done over the last two in half years is a big difference. Far as the

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    Is College for Everyone

    education system. What is the American Dream? Originally, the American Dream is every individuals’ right to pursue happiness and a better life for themselves and their future generations. Today, that achievement is still alive however it now has a new definition. For the most part, the American Dream today is defined through tangible, material things. My personal belief still lies with the original, but since I have expensive taste it does involve material things. Now my question is how do I achieve this

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    Why College Education Is Important to Me

    better life. Various kind of people go to university for different goals, ambitions and reasons. As for me, a university education is important to improve my chance of getting my dream job. I personally see university education as a good and solid investment, primarily because I will use all skills I get from the university for the rest of my life and according to Collegeboard, “The typical bachelor’s degree holder can expect to earn about 73 percent more over a 40-year working life than the typical

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    The Theft of a Dream

    The Theft of a Dream Carrie Holcroft Fresno City College The Theft of a Dream I. A contracted job is not forced upon someone, it is something that they choose and are contractually required to complete. A. Introduction 1. A contractor is paid for a renovation he never completed. a. Imagine you have just purchased your dream home or at least what will be your dream home with a few renovations. You go in search of a contractor and you think you have found

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    African American Women In The 1930's

    from each other. Three women Katherine , Mary and Dorothy went through so much to make their dreams come true. These three women made a change in their lives but also for the world. For example, the three women that were first to make their dreams come true and worked for NASA , she started from the bottom and raised all the way to the top was Katherine Globe.One of the intelligent women that made her dreams come

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    Summary Of Volar By Judith Ortiz Cofer

    United States. The American job market is competitive. For immigrants, it's virtually impossible to succeed in America; therefore, the girl in “Volar” will not become successful because of the story's setting. First, to begin with, the setting in “Volar” is in a confined apartment in a barrio, or a Spanish-speaking neighborhood. The narrative centers on the daughter who remains unnamed. The girl lives in the barrio and dreams of altering her physical appearance. In her dreams, she is ascending on the

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    Graduate

    personal and professional growth. Some people can achieve these goals, but others have obstacles that come along the way in where their dreams can either change or diminish. Even though some goals/dreams do not come true I believe that we should never give up because who knows what can come along. My personal and professional goals at this time are to accomplish my Master’s degree and advance into the DNP program. Another personal goal is to get into one of the good hospitals in the city and work as

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    Nilanjana

    India of my dreams is a place where there’s an IIT  for every Harvard and a Narayan Murthy for every Bill Gates. Where youngsters don’t hop aboard a plane to US for their dream job, rather stay back in their homeland  and work for its welfare. An India, where those not related by blood are united by beliefs. By their love & not separated by faith or color; where it’s not a crime to wed out of ones community, where millions aren’t stashed in Swiss accounts rather with every individual. India

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    Dreams, By Langston Hughes

    - Steve Jobs. To me, poetry is not about, the length of the poem, who wrote it, but it's about what it shows you. Poetry is about using words to set an example, or to teach someone what they can do better. From every poem I picked in my Anthology, it teached me valuable lessons, in which I will remember for a lifetime. In the first place, Dreams by Langston Hughes really inspired me to hold on to my dreams, even though times may get tough he really emphasizes the point that without dreams you're not

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