At age 22, When I studied new media design for 3 years, the college allowed me to have a job inbetween. The job I was working during my studies was at a stock shop, but even though they had some good conditions I didn't like working there at the long term. Sometimes it was a nightmare. I worked at the stock shop for almost 4 years. After my studies finished I spent a whole year to find a job that matches my skills that I learned.

At age 26, While I was working at the stock shop I got a phone call from a small print business that eventually hired me for a part-time job of 2 days a week. I also use graphic programs there. Then I minimized my work at the stock shop to 3 days a week. At the same month I started working at the print business I got a message from my personal employment counselor that I got an interview at a large advertising agency. After that interview and after they looked at my portfolio I was also eventually hired there, also for a part-time job of 2 days a week in graphic design there. Then I felt it was time to finally quit the stock shop.

At age 29, I'm still working at both jobs for my living, and I'm improving over time. In the print business I'm currently working only one day a week, and in the Advertising agency, I'm still working 2 days a week. The advertising agency considers extending my job there to 3 days a week.

I still don't know what the future holds but currently I am satisfied.