I am looking for the easiest A gen-ed classes (specifically artist, humanist, building connections) that anyone has taken. My major courses are high demand and time consuming with studying but I still need my artist, humanist, and three building connection courses to add to my plate. Really could use any simple recommendations please.
So when I got hired two months ago I was still planning on going to college nearby… but I recently just received a scholarship that is going to allow me to move out of state for school in one month. How do I go about putting in my two weeks? I just feel awkward because they just recently jewelry trained me but I’m going to say I’m leaving now so…
I got this job as a Summer gig about two months ago, however it never came up in my interview and onboarding process so I did not mention the fact that I wasn’t planning on staying long…. how do I go about quitting with only working here such a short amount of time?
I am so over these credit cards, as we all are. The other day at work I had about 8 one item transactions and my coordinator is standing right behind me listening to make sure I’m asking the customer about the credit card, sharing the benefits, a gift card or gift receipt, and then the survey at the bottom. Then getting in trouble because I’m not interacting enough. It’s pretty hard to interact when the customer is buying one item and I’m required to ask them about 5 other things. This is getting extremely draining and I’ve only worked here a month.
Does anyone have recommendations for studying for the Math 112 final? I am going to do the study guide questions that are given on the website, but I feel like the questions on the exams aren't always that similar.