Dream Job


I would say that my dream job would likely fall under the software development career category. Ideally, I would want a job that allows me to work with a team to create something that serves a notable purpose. Recently, I came into contact with a representative of Amazon who heavily encouraged me to apply for an internship. Following that, I suppose my dream job would be to develop applications for Amazon. Going off of my last blog, I suppose that the reason for why this would be my dream job would be that I simply enjoy creating/developing a product to solve a problem or to make life easier. This has been my goal in general, to find a job that allows me to create products that solve problems.

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