【職場星正妹】個性直來直往的美容師正妹 / Ann

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2015年2月19日上午10:56

畢業於莊敬高職美容科的Ann，可以說是一位將所學應用在工作上的正妹。現在擔任美容師的她認為自己的個性就是一個很直接、不修飾話語的人，容易說出一些令人傻眼或不解的語句，Ann形容自己說：「我常常被稱句點王，但有時候也很容易鬧出笑話，所以我覺得自己是個相當矛盾的人！」

說起自己的職業，Ann工作的場所是在醫美診所，當她跟人家說自己是在醫美診所工作的時候，常常會被對方認為是醫生或是護理師。Ann表示其實他們裡面是有很多不同的工作職位，不單單只有護士或醫生，其他還有包括像是美容師、咨詢師、櫃檯等等，而她就是擔任美容師的職務。Ann也說自己在工作上雖然沒有發生過什麼太大的糗事，但卻在一般的生活中很常亂跌倒，她說：「有一次坐捷運因為沒抓穩直接撲倒在黑色的壓克力隔板上⋯（重點那還是下班時間）」

Ann的個性直來直往，但當她遇到挫折的時候，喜歡自己一個人去咖啡店坐上一整天，聽聽音樂、追連續劇還有寫日記，偶爾也喜歡自己去錢櫃開包廂唱歌。無論是哪一種發洩的方式，最後她總可以讓自己的心情平靜之後再次回到工作崗位上。

對於未來的計劃，Ann最希望的是可以趕快存到人生第一桶金，此外她也想自己開一家有韓系風格的服裝店，她表示：「希望自己可以每年至少出國2次，能夠到處去看看別人的生活，因為每次出完國回來，就會有動力繼續的努力賺錢呀！」

(圖片來源：Ann提供)

基本資料：

小名：Ann

年齡：24歲

身高：166公分

體重：54公斤

畢業學校：莊敬高職美容科

目前職業：雅偲診所美容師

興趣：聽音樂、唱歌、跳舞

最愛的明星：S.H.E

臉書連結：https://www.facebook.com/ann.chou.96

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