I live in Chicago. I'm moving to Colorado next month. I'm moving away from Chicago because it's hard to find a job here. I am an NFL fan. Chicago Bears will always be my number one team. I'm the youngest of five children. I didn't go to college. My high school was very strict. I don't like school. I already have a job when I get to Colorado! I am excited for the move and starting a new job. Im moving by myself. I landed an entry level job at a marketing firm. I have siblings. I will be about 30 minutes outside of Boulder.
I'm a college student. I live in a dorm. I'm unemployed. I was born in Chicago. I played soccer growing up. I like the Chicago Bears. I live near Chicago. I'm looking for a job. I don't like school. I like dorm living. I don't like to be alone. I like to watch soccer games. I'm rooting for the Chicago Bears to make the playoffs. I live close to my family. I'm the only child. I'm close to my parents. I would like to transfer to Colorado University.
My siblings will be helping me with the move.  Cool! Are they excited for you? It must be weird for them knowing that the baby of the family is moving so far away. They're sad and excited at the same time.  The rest of them live around Chicago; I'll be far away but not too far away I guess. Yeah, I guess it's a relatively short plane trip, right? You can come back for big holidays. So tell me about the new job. What kind of stuff will you be doing? I'll be helping companies establish a presence on social media.  I love to use social media so this is my dream job! It's probably the most effective marketing tool that companies have these days. Oh wow that sounds great. Totally agree -- I'm taking a marketing class this semester and the prof said that social media is huge for companies. Make or break huge.  Definitely.  Even older people are starting to use social media heavily.  Plus if they can pull in the younger generation they'll have customers for many years after. How'd you find your job? Did you use a headhunter or see a social media posting or what? I'm thinking I may be interesting in marketing after I graduate. I looked for jobs on Linkedin and used the "easy apply" option.  If you have a really good Linkedin profile, the process is super easy and you're likely to find a good job somewhere. Oh sweet, thanks for the tip, I'll keep it in mind. I haven't looked much at Linkedin just yet.  It's a really good way to build a network.  I request everyone that I work with and it's given me tons of connections.  You look really good to employers when you have connections. Okay, maybe I'll go start and account now just so I can start connecting with people. Do you think that's a good idea?