Movimento dei Focolari

I decided to quit

Gen 31, 2011

After college, I began job hunting. I found a job through a temp agency, but I was getting paid off the books, without health insurance. They asked me to lie to the customers I called, in order to get their business. I considered this really wrong and totally against my values! I decided to quit, […]

After college, I began job hunting. I found a job through a temp agency, but I was getting paid off the books, without health insurance. They asked me to lie to the customers I called, in order to get their business. I considered this really wrong and totally against my values! I decided to quit, even though it was a difficult decision because I was the financial support of my family. I felt I had to do God’s will, leaving behind everything that went against him.

My family was in shock, and I often felt like crying, but knew I couldn’t. I had to be “up” to help the rest of the family think positive.

Three weeks later, I found a full-time job in a film company.

A.C. India

Source: Living City, February 2011

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