The summer before my junior year, I decided it was finally time to start looking around for my first job. My reasoning was simple; I needed money for a new computer, so I applied at a local grocery store, and landed a job as a bagger. I figured I would save up the money for a new computer and then quit. However, to my surprise, I ended up thoroughly enjoying the responsibility of a real job. Although I was just a bagger, I always gave my full effort with a positive attitude, and as time went on I developed passionate thirst to learn more and more at the store. I ended up drafting a letter to the Store Director asking for any available learning opportunities, and she generously gave me a position in stock. As a stock clerk I was able to excel
