1. Which of the jobs listed would you most like to have? Why?

2. Which one would you rather not do? Why?

3. Who do you relate to the most? Why?

4. Have you ever worked before? If so, what did you learn from it?

5. Who would you choose to be your role model?

Class: A2

Among the jobs listed, I would most like to have Adele Parks’ job because I enjoy interacting with people. It sounds fun to talk with customers and learn from coworkers. I wouldn’t want to do Clive Stafford Smith’s job because it seemed boring and repetitive, and I prefer work that keeps me active or lets me be creative. I relate most to Russell Kane since, even though his job didn’t go as planned, he still learned something valuable. I believe every job teaches us something important. I have worked before helping my cousin at her coffee shop last summer, where I learned how to communicate better with customers and manage time under pressure. If I had to choose a role model, I would pick Adele Parks because she stayed positive at work and made the most of her experience, which I really admire.

1. Which of the jobs listed would you most like to have? Why?
   I would most like to have Adele Parks’ job because I enjoy working with people and helping customers. I think it would be fun to talk to coworkers and make the workplace more friendly.

2. Which one would you rather not do? Why?
   I wouldn’t want to do Clive Stafford Smith’s job because he said it was boring. I like jobs that are active and creative, so working at a gravel company doesn’t sound interesting to me.

3. Who do you relate to the most? Why?
   I relate most to Russell Kane. Even though he didn’t sell anything, he still learned something important from the job. I also think learning is the most valuable part of any experience.

4. Have you ever worked before? If so, what did you learn from it?
   Yes, I worked part-time as a barista. I learned how to stay calm under pressure and how to talk to different types of customers. It also taught me the value of teamwork.

5. Who would you choose to be your role model?
   I would choose Tony Ross because he found joy in something simple—riding in a truck. It reminds me to find something I like in every job and to appreciate the small things.