CountryBoyL
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anyone with legit experiance or info on the career lmk. i been working in power plants the past few years and thought about a different career path. im 25 so that 120k would set me up right. shyt thats double what i make now
anyone with legit experiance or info on the career lmk. i been working in power plants the past few years and thought about a different career path. im 25 so that 120k would set me up right. shyt thats double what i make now
You might do good on LinkedIN. I will say this my cuzzo had your background, I was in my late 20s, he was early 30s taking that test. Ifyou don't have any other options then go for it.
ive heard about about how good linkedin could be but never first hand. care to explain why you tgink it would work for me breh? im tryin to expand my verizon on how to look for potential jobs and career choices so any advice would be appreciated.
Projected 10-year growth: -9% (2014)
Number of jobs: 24,500 (2014)
well i can tell you that i do enjoy working in power plants. and if my next endeavor works out than i will stick to this career. but if it falls through tgen im wide open on every possible career. i got two youngns and im always trting to find my way to 6 figures to provide a real comfortable life. fukk it ill make an account. i will apply to this aircraft controller when it post. good looksWell I don't know you personally or your personality. I will say it might work if you are somebody who may not have a career or nt sure what you want to do. My cousin was working dead end job after dead end job and got this opportunity.. If you want to make 6 figures and are willing to live in a not so great city for a few years it might work. They put you in a smaller city starting out then when you get a little seniority after a few years you can transfer to another city. They options of cities are based on need and openings but more seniority, then you get first pick. My cousin could've moved to Miami, Richmond VA, Houston, Memphis and chose St Louis
Per Google
Median pay (annual): 122,950 USD (2015)
Median pay (hourly): 59.11 USD (2015)
Entry level education: Associate's degree
Projected 10-year growth: -9% (2014)
Number of jobs: 24,500 (2014)
Only 122 a year?
That's ok for a single person down south but up north you'll be struggling to survive
anyone with legit experiance or info on the career lmk. i been working in power plants the past few years and thought about a different career path. im 25 so that 120k would set me up right. shyt thats double what i make now