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My journey for learning electrical skills

Hi everyone I welcome everyone in this community today I want to write my own personal story on how am able to become and electrical engineer.

While I was a teenager I an my friend are passionate about money we are very hard working to make money so my friend Smart have a discussion with me about job hunting so I agree with his decision.

so we went the one nearly by fast food to look for a job.the man really accepted our proposal but then he want to make and agreement with our parents first.

So I took him to my dad and he introduced himself am told my dad why he came but my father refuse the agreement that he i will enrol me on a vocational training where I can learn skill to help my future family and people around me.but I didn't understand him that time I started crying he took me to the place where I will learn the skills he make an agreement with my boss.then I start the next day.

MY FIRST DAY AT THE WORKSHOP My first day at the workshop it was not an easy experience. Am not comfortable and I transfer aggression to my boss son that we fought.the punish us an allow to rest for that day. It was not easy to become and electrical engineer. I learned the work with my boss for 13years before I become boss on my own an am really benefiting from my handwork.

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@tgrace01(64)· 18d
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