Current Employment Situation

I want start of by saying that there is nothing fun about being a broke college student especially since I won't be graduating with a B.S. till 2014. Having to rely on credit cards and borrowing money from my parents is typical for me. Currently I am in the long process of transferring jobs its within the same company just a different store. Currently no income hence living of credit cards and borrowing money from my parents continues on a weekly basis. A few things I want to say are I am transferring from Old Navy to Gap so having to call back and forth about every other day is work in itself. Especially since I have better things to do  oh I don't know maybe trying to juggle classes, homework and all the student organizations I am currently in. Aside from all that I don't want to trash anybody however I have every reason and option to do so... Now on to to the positive, say I decided to just stay at Old Navy and if I decided to portray them in a positive way, I could praise the employees and post positive reviews of their merchandise. However  the way others might perceive the blog depends if you state if you're actually a employee or just a consumer. Since were on the topic of blogging as an active acknowledged employee there will most likely be mixed reviews. Depending on who reads the blog and if its portrayed in  a positive light, sales would most likely increase. Blogging as an employee for a company in my opinion is effective and is a great way to improve a company's reputation and relations with the public. It can also give a negative or positive perception depending on which ever  way a reader chooses to perceive that particular company. Either way when blogging, posts should be based on facts and honest formed opinions not on false information and lies or there is no point of blogging at all.. Just my opinion, so post yours!

Alissa Kartavtseva Week 6.3