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my life by kayla jolivette
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in the next 5-10 years I plan on becoming an engineer
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i am interested in Architectural, mechanical, and civil
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salary 75,000-150,000
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the work enviorment
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the attire
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home
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clubs and organization
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hobbies
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family
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volunteer
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educ 1300's impact
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Yeah. Hi, my name is Kayla Jolivette and this is
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my life.
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Hopefully in the next 5-10 years.
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Yeah. Okay.
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I plan on being an engineer in the next 5
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to 10 years.
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I'm always have always been passionate about being coming an
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engineer. I am surrounded by engineers so I can truly
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understand what it is and how it really affects people
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and what it is truly.
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Yeah, I'm interested in mostly, mainly three field specific fields
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which are architectural, mechanical and civil.
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Um right now I really want to become an architectural
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engineer. Focus on like the design and structure of buildings
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and all that.
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But that feel is not very known.
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It's like a newer field.
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So mechanical or civil will be my next two options.
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So Yeah.
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Yeah. Um, the hand in, on the economy it can
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range from 75.
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So 150, but really architectural, since it's a newer one,
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it would start at around 75.
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Um, but mechanical and civil Um, average in the 100.
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So it's a good number the work environment.
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Um So most of the time it would be 50
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50 or maybe 25 75.
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Um You would be in the office talking to clients
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or um drafting, Solving problems all that.
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But I would say you would do that mostly 75
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of the time unless you have a current project and
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you want to be out there most of the time
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to make sure that everything is running smoothly.
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If they run into the hiccups you're there and you
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can simply solve it out or if you need to
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go back to the office you can do so, but
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you know, a hands on problem, like you can see
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it for yourself.
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So I would mostly say around 5050 or 75 25.
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In some cases it all depends really the entire, I
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would say business casual.
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Um I always say business casual and not like dressing
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up like business because sometimes when you're in the field
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you don't want to be uncomfortable, you want to be
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comfortable. You can almost say casual in the field.
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Like if you're going to a construction site, you can
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sometimes dress casual if it allows for you, like if
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it's dirt or anything casual is good option.
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But if you're in the office, you want to dress
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business casual, especially if you're seeing clients or anything like
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that. So it's a mix between business casual and casual.
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Uh huh.
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I plan on getting a house.
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I don't plan on getting any apartments or anything like
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a town home or anything I plan on um Only
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go home or trying to like I don't plan on
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renting, I plan on getting that house heard.
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It saves a lot.
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So yeah, house clubs or organizations, um, at the moment
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I have no interest in really anything but I'm still
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learning, but something it really uh, grabs my eyes are
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like sea life and all that.
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Climate change.
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I feel like when I get older I'm really going
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to have a impact on the ocean and maybe even
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climate change, I'm not sure.
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But Those would be some clubs, I can see myself
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in the next 5-10 years or organizations.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Hobbies. Um, I'm really, uh, little country girl, so I
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like to be outdoors as much as possible.
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Um, I like going for hikes, just nature.
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It's just amazing.
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And also play a little sports, actually a lot of
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sports, so I'm always playing something.
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Oh, family.
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Yeah. I'm always doing something with my family.
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If it's not volleyball on the weekends, not a trail
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on the weekends, anything, I'm really family oriented.
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But yeah, In the next 5 to 10 years, I
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can probably see myself adopting.
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I don't know, there's a lot to think about.
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So yeah.
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And also that is my dog hitting on the door.
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I do keep playing on, you know, dogs, I love
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dogs, volunteers again, back to the sea life.
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I would volunteer to like to clean beaches and all
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that and not just be just like to get back
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to the community.
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I love giving back to the community, volunteer as much
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as I can.
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And I've seen myself always doing that.
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Okay. Um, this class has impacted me a lot.
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Honestly, it really has helped me.
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And I'm not just saying that to say that.
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Um, my last semester, winter 2020.
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Oh my God, it was, it was rough, but this
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semester it went really?
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Yeah, it was really good.
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So I really thank you for that.
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Thank you.
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