Business & IT
People always say you never know what you want to be until your second year of college but I'm here to prove people and their theories wrong. I found my future job last year during the pandemic and ever since I've just been obsessed with everything related to business mang. But before I found my future job I went through I should say “ many phases” but the one that helped me was makeup. I've always loved makeup and everything about makeup, so I always end up watching a tutorial on youtube. Then I started watching influencers on youtube and then i know that i aspire to be an influencer, it's the literal dream. It involves art and creativity and those are my best hobbies, it also mean i get to show the world my hidden talents and hidden personalities and last but not least is sponsorships instead of buying the things of a girl bestfriend which 99% are expensive I could buy for a good deal and advertise it and just like id get my money back and probably 2x more.
As of my Junior year of highschool the class courses I'm taking that are related to my CTE is Business law/Management which is a .5 semester class where students study basic management concepts and leadership styles as they explore business ownership, planning, economics, international business, and human relations issues such as employee motivation and conflict resolution. First semester is focuses on contracts, sales agreements, torts, constitutional law, criminal law, and family law. because i wasn't interested in law is was really amusing to me but now that were in the management semester its all types of fun. The summer in between my senior and junior year i did reserve my whole summer to an urban alliance internship that was partnered with the USPTO a federal government building. it was kind of interesting having to put away my whole summer and also having another part time job all at the same time. though the internship website really wasn't related to the field i want to work in when I'm older it did help develop my hard skills and as well as soft skills
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