The couple returned to the States, and for a while, Grant worked for AT&T before landing her first printing job at a non-union newspaper in Virginia.
“They said they needed a tele-typesetter, and I wasn’t sure what that was,” she recalls. “But I went to the interview, and the machine seemed similar to what I’d used before. The hardest part for me, coming from another country, was the difference in the spellings here. I had to slow my typing speed down a bit, because I had to keep looking things up.”
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The couple returned to the States, and for a while, Grant worked for AT&T before landing her first printing job at a non-union newspaper in Virginia.
“They said they needed a tele-typesetter, and I wasn’t sure what that was,” she recalls. “But I went to the interview, and the machine seemed similar to what I’d used before. The hardest part for me, coming from another country, was the difference in the spellings here. I had to slow my typing speed down a bit, because I had to keep looking things up.”