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I've always liked helping people so I chose a career that i thought would be hlpful to other people not just myself.

I started in the staffing industry, transitioning to executive search and then was hired by a client making a transition to corporate staffing and recruitment.

Went to work for Campbell Soup and told them that my goal was to do the best job at whatever they needed me to do,

After I graduated high school, I took a trip that extended too long and prevented me from completing some of the paperwork necessary to attend the Central Carolina Community College program of my choice. Thus, I ended up looking for a job to hold until the next semester starts.

The path God chose for me. Which means that it wasn't normal or understandable

Striding for a career is pressing down a bit - resting can be a must - but i did not quit.

i worked real hard through out my schoolling

I went into helpdesk work, then into a blended helpdesk/IT infrastructure/development work, then to development.

Trying all methods, together with updating myself with all the recent linguistic changes and new words. Also, I took the risk of working overseas so many times, and I learnt (learned) a lot; moreover, I got lots of friens from, literally, all over the world, whose languages I picked up increasing my knowledge store....

I was a Registered Nurse for 27 years. I worked 12 hr night shifts in Critical Care for about 20 years. I was experiencing job burnout and wanted to try something different. I wasn't sure what I was able to do besides healthcare until someone asked me if I liked to drive. I was given the suggestion to try a local airport shuttle company who was hiring drivers. I fell in love with this job and took the plunge as Owner-operator when the company went franchised. I continue to do this as a sole proprietor and love the industry, but would like to decrease the hours of my work week to a more normal 40hrs and possibly qualify for some employment benefits....