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Part Time Job, An Activity to Train Your Independent Attitude

Padang (10/6) - Nowadays, people assume that a part-time job or freelance is very important. The reason is simple from a part-time job, we got additional funds, and as an illustration for the real job. Part-time jobs are usually done by students who want to get extra money and to train an independent attitude.

Fanny Yudia Putra (19), is an Andalas University student who is taking a part-time job as a shopkeeper in one clothing store in Padang. He already takes that job since he was in high school.  Feelings of distress and pleasure have passed him a lot. At the beginning of his part-time job, his parent did not agree with his decision to take a part-time job. But after a long discussion, his parent agreed with it.

“At the beginning when I started to take a part-time job, I just kept it secret from my parent about the part-time job. But, my parent was leery of me because I was often late coming back home. Because of that, I told them everything and they disagreed with me. After a long discussion, my parent finally gave me a permit to take a part-time job.” said Fanny.

A part-time job will not disturb your college provided you can manage your time between your college schedules. If you can do that, there is no problem anymore because you already have an independent attitude.

“I manage my part-time job with my college schedules. So, it does not clash between my part-time job and my college schedule. This trains my independent attitude when I was in that situation. My wage is enough to add additional funds to my pocket money. So, I enjoy my part-time job.” said Fanny.

This is my short interview video with the interviewee, Fanny Yudia Putra.



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  1. UnknownDecember 24, 2017 at 1:56 AM

    An inspiring story about teenage life.

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    1. Andrey KurniawanDecember 24, 2017 at 4:46 AM

      Thank you very much ma'am. I am glad if my article can inspire every teenager.

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