Part-Time Jobs: Are They Really “Part”?

 

Many people agree that it’s important for teenagers to have part-time jobs in their early ages. This advice sounds sensible in many ways. To start with, teenagers do not like being committed to long-term jobs. Therefore, working part-time is a practical way for them to earn money. They can work as waiters in cafes or as cashiers in supermarkets and still enjoy themselves. Besides, it will be respectively easier for them to find part-time jobs than permanent ones. This age-group is not much qualified, but they still need a sense of responsibility. That is another advantage of part-time jobs. Despite minimum wages, the sense of responsibility is an important step on the ladder of success. Finally, part-time jobs provide modest earnings which makes the teenagers feel as an individual. They learn about the requirements, interests, skills, and schedule in work life. They tend to match their strengths and passions with job options. Finally, whether freelancing, selling crafts, or working in customer service or retail, maximizing your talents ensures a fulfilling part-time experience. In fact, the job may be part, but the indirect benefit of the work is fuller than it seems.

                                                                     

  ECENAZ ŞANSAL
  G-18

 


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