"During those four weeks in Carthage, McCandless worked hard, doing dirty, tedious jobs that nobody else wanted to tackle: mucking out warehouses, exterminating vermin, painting scything weeds."
Chapter 7. Page 62. Paragraph 3.
Everyone that McCandless ever worked for said that he was a hard worker and would get the job done. He didn't like ordinary jobs like when he was flipping burgers at McDonalds. He liked tedious work where there was something new everyday. His employers could see that he took pride in his work. When a job was done he would be proud of the hard work that had been put into it. When people saw this in an employee, they could start to see how he looked at life the same way. From an employer's point of view, McCandless was the best type of worker. He liked hard laboring work and didn't mind getting dirty or doing the jobs that no one else cared to do.
Everyone that McCandless ever worked for said that he was a hard worker and would get the job done. He didn't like ordinary jobs like when he was flipping burgers at McDonalds. He liked tedious work where there was something new everyday. His employers could see that he took pride in his work. When a job was done he would be proud of the hard work that had been put into it. When people saw this in an employee, they could start to see how he looked at life the same way. From an employer's point of view, McCandless was the best type of worker. He liked hard laboring work and didn't mind getting dirty or doing the jobs that no one else cared to do.
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