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High School Student Interns at Zinner

by | 13 Jan | Firm news

Posted by: Donnenette Smith, CPA, ABV, CFF

Shannon Atwood got hands on work experience at Zinner. She is a high school student at the Super Learning Center, a school that specializes in teaching autistic children.

In the pursuit of career opportunities, nothing can replace being part of the environment and interaction in the work place. Building blocks were laid with office equipment. Her horizons were broadened regarding career options. Another lesson was that you have to learn and work to earn.

She was put to work on various administrative projects and she did a conscientious and fabulous job.  It was a win-win for all and she is excited to visit again.

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