Interview an adult over 25 years old about their job.
- Where do you work?
- What is your job title?
- What kind of education is required to for your position?
- What are the things you enjoy the most about your job?
- What things do you enjoy the least about your job?
- If you had to do it all over again, what would you change about your education and why?
- What is the salary range for someone in that type of position? (((note: it is considered extremely rude to ask someone what they make . . . it’s ok to ask what is the “pay range” of an entry level position – verses – the top level position for that type of job in this area of the country. If the person is uncomfortable about giving you a range – don’t press the issue.)))
To get credit, this post must be completed by Sunday, May 3rd, 2009. Worth 10 extra credit points.
I don't have a job, but if I did I would play for the Detroit Tigers.
ReplyDeleteI'd be the left fielder.
At least a high school degree in order to play baseball.
I'd enjoy just playing baseball.
I'd hat striking out and the injuries.
I would not, because I'd already have a great paying job, and I'd like it.
Somewhere in the million doller range.
I have made a mistake by not reading all of the assinment.
ReplyDeleteJosh: So where do you work?
Worker: Comarica park.
Josh: What do you do?
Worker: I play left fielder.
Josh: What education do you have to have to play baseball?
Worker: At least a high school degree.
Josh: What do you like about your job?
Worker: Just playing.
Josh: What do you not like about it?
Worker: I hat striking out and the injuries.
Josh: Would you change your education?
Worker: No.
Josh: What is the salary range for baseball?
Worker: Somewhere in the million or if your good inough billion doller range.
Josh: well thank you Mr.Mantell.
Mantell: your welcome.
For this i interviewed my dad.
ReplyDelete1. Ford Motor Company in Sterling Heights, Michigan
2. Manufacturing Tec
3. High School Diploma. There is some on the job training, but my dad said that hes been working with machines for so long that he just figures it out.
4. The co-workers, he enjoys telling jokes on brakes in the brake room.
5. Getting up early in the morning. He said he usually wakes up around 4:30 and is on his way to work by 5:30.
6. He said he would go to college, because that way he would have more job opportunities and possibly make more money.
7. He makes around $67,000 a year. Thats without bonuses and overtime, with those factored in it could be up to $70,000.
-Nicole Pinage
I interviewed my dad, Thomas Hendrick.
ReplyDelete• He works at Bob Evans.
• His job title is Area Director.
• He said the kind of education required is 4-years and a bachelor’s degree.
• He enjoys his job because of his co-workers. He had a great friend from Bob Evans, named JJ, until he passed away four years ago.
• He doesn’t enjoy driving three hours for a board meeting. Or waking up early in the morning.
• He said he wouldn’t do anything different because he loves his job.
• He said his salary ranges from 70,000 to 80,000 counting bonuses and taxes.
Danny Hendrick
I interviewed my mom.
ReplyDelete1. at home
2. homemaker
3. on the job training
4. watching my children succeed
5. laundry and the cleaning of vomit and the dirty diapers
6. I would do the exact same thing
7. as many hugs and kisses as you want. It's priceless.
Kayla Winters
I interviewed Jeff Warner (my father).
ReplyDelete1. Fischer Tool and Die
2. Engineering Manager
3. 10-Years Experience and/or mechanical engineering degree
4. Every day presents an new challenge
5. Paperwork and meetings
6. Go to college immediately after high school rather than going to night school while working full-time
7. $60,000 - $80,000
For this assignment, I interviewed my father- Cris Badgley.
ReplyDelete1) Where do you work?
-Home.
2) What is your job title?
-Insurance Representative.
3) What kind of education is required for your position?
-None. But you need to be able to sell your product; so you need some people skills in other words.
4) What are the things you enjoy the most about your job?
-The ability to help people who thought they could never be helped.
5) What things do you least like about your job?
-Nothing really, but sometimes people don't believe me about the price and benefits they can get through my company.
6) If you had to do it all over again, what would you change about your education and why? -Probably would have went to college so I could have got better knowledge, than learn it all by myself.
7) What is the salary range for someone in that type of position?
-Six figure plus+(100,000+). People in my same profession have made up to 2-4 million annually. But some also make as little as 50k-60k annually.
-Drew Badgley
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