Hi, my name is Angelina, and I am an accounting major at Baruch. Everyone calls me Angie, but I do not mind being called either/or. I am from a neighborhood called Washington Heights in Uptown Manhattan and I have grown up here all my life. All my life I went to catholic school, and they were all very small schools, now I am at Baruch and the size and amount of people is a little overwhelming at the moment. My hobbies are doing my makeup and taking pictures. Someday, I wish to be a content creator, whether on TikTok, Instagram or YouTube. Now that I think about it, I could start my journey through Blogs @ Baruch! At the moment I work at a pharmacy and although I am not officially a licensed tech, I know mostly everything I need to know to be one. One of the cool things about working at a pharmacy is that there is always something new to learn. Whether that is about a new medication that has come out or a new insurance policy. Even though working at a pharmacy is not in my field of study it has taught me a lot about dealing with others. Sometimes patients can come in and not be so nice and then the next day come back and be the sweetest person known to earth. Experiences like that have taught me to be kind and patient with people because we never know what they could be going through and dealing with one’s health is a serious matter. I am looking forward to getting to know each and every one of you guys! We’re all new here and all learning so don’t hesitate to ask me questions or talk to me we can figure it out together! Nice meeting you!
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I think it’ll be cool if you actually started putting yourself out there on those social media platforms, nowadays if people are consistent, gaining a platform especially on tik tok is a fun and sort of easy way to gain followers. But definitely with dealing with people you have to be nice even though they’re not being the nicest.
Hey Angie, I also enjoy content creating but it can get really stressful at times. Hopefully you start your journey when you feel the time is right.
Yoo Angie, just stay consistent, slow success is the best success.
I liked how you described working at a pharmacy because it was also a job i had last year and everything you said was very relatable.