When I moved to Albuquerque, I was looking for a change. I was excited, but scared. One day, after looking for the library, I was coming home, and I saw a car with an Avon sign. I wrote the number down, and I called. Ms. Caroline signed me up. She is very nice, and I enjoyed this interview with her.
SPANISH-AMIGA$$: Do you feel education is the key out of poverty?
CAROLINE: It is one of the keys out of poverty.
SPANISH-AMIGA$$: WHAT ARE OTHER KEYS?
CAROLINE: Effective land use, economic strategies, and labor markets.
SPANISH-AMIGA$$: What college education do you have?
CAROLINE: I have an Associate Architectural Science from Technical Vocational Institute (CNM).
SPANISH-AMIGA$$: How has college made your life better?
CAROLINE: It prepared me for the career that I had chosen at that time in my life.
SPANISH-AMIGA$$: What is your profession now?
CAROLINE: An Avon Independent Sales Representative and Qualifying Real Estate Broker.
SPANISH-AMIGA$$: Where do you see yourself in 10 years from now?
CAROLINE: I hope to have retired and enjoying life looking back on my professional career and proud of what I have accomplished.
SPANISH-AMIGA$$: Have you made a million dollars selling Avon?
CAROLINE: Not yet; I am on my way there.
SPANISH-AMIGA$$: Who are your major Avon customers?
CAROLINE: I am proud of the diversity of customers I service.
SPANISH-AMIGA$$: Have you experienced any legal problems selling Avon?
CAROLINE: No.
Ms. Caroline is very nice. I hope to interview her on my future radio show. See her web site at www.youravon.com/chardison. Until my next great interview, dream big!
WORKS CITED
ENGLISH-HARDISON, CAROLINE S. Friday, February 26, 2010. Personal Communication via telephone.
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