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Originally Posted by Gearhead_318
(Post 737950)
Privet military contractor. You'd have to join the USMC or Army to get experience first though. I think jtothewhat does something like that, I'd ask him if your interested and are willing to burn the calories.
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Originally Posted by jtothawhat
(Post 738040)
Yeah, you need military, police experience to do my line of work. Actually they're several contracts that range from supply stuff, to IT, actually a bunch of overseas contract work. I may be able to point you in the right direction if you tell me what your 7 years experience is and if you're willing to go overseas. $$$$ is to be made over there, keep that in mind.
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I want a job :cry:
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Originally Posted by falcon
(Post 738030)
Guess that BAUS 302 was a mistake... eh? I'll give you 10k for it.
I'll probably sell the S2000, Jeep, and my boat. |
Originally Posted by jacob300zx
(Post 738263)
Peasents...lol
I'll probably sell the S2000, Jeep, and my boat. |
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Originally Posted by jacob300zx
(Post 737790)
lol, I'm in that range now and have been since I started 7 years ago. Those jobs are out there.
One thing I recommend putting together is a "brag book," if you haven't already, and a documented production history. If you can walk in to an interview with concrete evidence that you are a producer and have the sales skills to back it up, it goes a long way.
Originally Posted by hustler
(Post 737835)
The economist-GF claims the real unemployment rate is currently at 14% and predicts 18% by the end of the year...which is perfect to secure votes in the next election of course considering the people on sustenance will vote for sustenance peddling politicians.
The unemployment rate has bounced around in recent months, falling from 9.8% in November, to 8.8% in March, then back to 9.1% in May. However, the unemployment rate figures have been suspect. The employment-to-population ratio, which is a more reliable measure of resource utilization in the labor market, has been trending roughly flat over the last year, suggesting that job growth has been sufficient only enough to absorb the growth in the working-age population. Contractionary policies in state and local government have added to the economy’s weakness. State and local government fell by 30,000 in May, down 291,000, over the last 12 months (in comparison, federal government payrolls ex-census workers rose a whopping 16,000). The contraction in state and local government jobs is not expected to come to an end anytime soon, and may get worse at the end of the school year. |
Originally Posted by jacob300zx
(Post 737738)
What are some decent jobs in the 50-100k range that require no college degree. I've been with the same company for 7 years doing outside sales. Looking to get out of the wireless field.
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Originally Posted by pusha
(Post 738280)
I guess we can't count spelling as one of your strengths.
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Quit miataturbo.net. Sell all your miatas and parts. Start your own business. Make double your range the first year.
That's what Paul w/o a college education did but he's smarter than the average bear. |
Fortunately Im a very good salesman with very good sales references, so that is a zero degree/education job thats hard to find capable people for.
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