Guest blogger Karrie Andes is in the house today. She’s a benefits pro like you, so be nice to her. Enjoy, and I’ll be back posting tomorrow. —K.B.
In high school, I remember sitting for hours typing documents on printing shells for my school’s Ditto machine. While my peers rushed to class in the afternoons, I sat silently typing quizzes, handouts and tests. Other students called me “little miss goody two-shoes,” but I didn’t mind. I knew working in the school office would teach me the necessary skills to succeed.
