Day Two: May 9th, 2013

Sitting in front of a computer all day is definitely not fun if you have to actually work. Kidding aside, today was mostly spent helping to organize computer files. My job at Caribbean Business, overseen by the employee Blane McLane, was to look for logos in the database and transfer them to a folder for the logos. All the logos were scattered around the database, making the process very long and frustrating. But in the end, I was able to mostly complete my task before I left for home.

Work was not the only thing I performed during today. My supervisor also gave me his two cents on my intended area of study, Political Science. He questioned why I wanted to do it, and asked me things like how I would fix crime without seeming like a dictator if I got a position in government. Before then, I never truly thought about this type of thing that much since I believed I would never become something like a dictator. I read 1984 too many times to actually believe that total control is something good. But my supervisor's questions proved that I DO need to keep these possibilities in mind and have answers, otherwise I'll make a pretty poor future politician.