i just found out after missing 2 days of work for 3 interviews for the same company that i didnt get the job... almost lost my current job over it and all they can say is i didnt get the job.. i hate life i'm getting so wasted tonight... that is all... :cheers:
Life is teh sux
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lift your head up man, just try harder and you'll stumble upon somethin, my last days in the army are coming up and im going to need a job somewhere in the dfw area....
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WERD, i left Software Spectrum 3 years ago due to the complete instability of the industry. Still keep the MCSE up to date but I doubt I'll ever use it again.bkeasley said:
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Damn dude that reeeeeely sux.I haven't used my EE since i got out,lol but i now make almost $26/hr.If you don't mind woking in the outside elements my dept is hiring.
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and what exactly do you do if i might ask?02SunnyB15 said:
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i worked there for a while tooSterling2000 said:
what a crap hole
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In about an hour I am heading over to the career fair to try and find a job to apply my soon-to-be-obtained EE degree to. Hopefully I can make this thing pay off.
HERE HERE!bkeasley said:
I too used to work in IT for some years, and eventually found myself burnt out and hating the job. I kinda think I had my major midlife crisis early because now I'm involved in setting up ponds and aquariums, and I'm hoping to work towards a future career as either a master scuba dive instructor, or as a marine biologist or dolphin trainer. I had the revelation/inspiration to do so while I was diving on vacation in Cozumel. I was dreading going back to the IT world as my vacation was almost over. I decided, I really hate IT, so why do something you hate when there are people getting paid to do something they are passionate about? I love diving and the ocean, specifically all the facinating creatures that live there. While I was diving on vacation, I was thinking about how the guide gets paid to do this for a living! So I thought, "Why can't I do this?" Then I started thinking about all the stuff that really interests me, and how I might turn that into a career, and thats what I came up with. I also concluded that to get the career I want, I should live near the ocean somewhere. I haven't done that yet, for a lot of reasons (not the least of which is money), but I'm working on it. I'm going to get as much training as I can locally first, and see how my pond and aquarium business goes for a couple years, and then figure out where to go from there. I guess my point is, do something you really enjoy, even if you might get paid better doing something else. Your happiness will be well worth the difference in pay. BTW- I have talked to a number of professional dive guides/instructors, as well as a dolphin trainer now, and allthough none of them are particularly wealthy, they all say they love their job and wouldn't want to do anything else. I don't know about you, but I've never heard anyone in IT say that about their job.
haha thats good... the only thing i like to do wont pay my rent.. bands make crappy money i've been there done that.. have some cd's never went anywhere but back to IT haha. I wish being a drummer and paying bills was a lot easier but hey as long as i can pay bills i dont care what i do. I have all i need to be happy my shea and thats all i need as long as i'm not on the streets hahaImobejoas said:
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