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Personal Narrative: A Career As A Childcare Worker

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I was very excited to be a part of your job I am aware of to be a childcare worker you have to have patience and be very well with working with others you could be a better person for this job if you 're patient you work with others and your commutative I have patience because if you don 't have patience then you can’t have patience to do anything one example in my life is when my brother was fixing our brother was fixing our basketball hoop I was patient enough to let him fix it and when my grandma was going shopping with me and my brother i had patience to wait four hours to pick out pants I am good with working with others if you don’t work with others they’ll be fights and arguments an example of working with others is when i

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