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Sooner than later, the lines at your local fast food joints will be filled with more summer job seekers than hungry customers. Mallrats will be replaced by well-mannered students with résumés in hand. And your parents will begin a steady, annoying cadence that will only end when you've got a place to finally stamp your timecard.
Donna Summer Photos
Sure, you can choose to diss the job search all together, and spend the summer bored, broke and having to do mom and dad's laundry every morning just to pass the time. But that's just awkward for everyone.
Donna Summer Photos
Everyone has that one friend with the dream summer job - the one who makes more than you, works less and seemingly possesses an unlimited amount of sick days. (And by sick days, we mean days spent tanning by the pool while reading a copy of US Weekly). It may seem like that friend has won the summer job lottery, and we don't want to be the fun police, but what is he/she really learning? Even if a summer job may not appear to be the yellow brick road to your dream career, you'd be surprised at what you can take away from the right job.
Donna Summer Photos
Before you start investing millions of dollars belonging to Fortune 500 big wigs, you're going to need to master making change for a $20 purchase. And those pesky penny rolls are a pain to break open.
Donna Summer Photos
It's doubtful that designing a dress for the Oscar red carpet walk will require you to know which kind of glue works best for attaching googly eyes onto pipe cleaners. But such a job can be the first rung on the ladder to establishing that prized and posh skill set.
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Making sure that a dozen rug rats playing dodgeball don't deliver each other black eyes is a good warm-up for playing with the big boys and girls. Here you can hone your understanding of game fundamentals and polish your locker room communication without worrying about upsetting any big league prima donnas.
