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Thinking about going back to college
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2020-04-04 at 2:57 AM UTC
Originally posted by Erekshun I got the same shit from a friend, she sent her daughter off to school to get a degree and a shitload of debt only to land a job at a 911 center that had NOTHING to do with her degree. Piss off asshole. I was only trying to help.
You're not helping at all, and I'm not being an asshole. I was just asking some questions. You should probably shove a tampon up your pussy. -
2020-04-04 at 3:02 AM UTCPretty sure you don't know you are being an asshole. Fuck college! Get paid to learn something. Don't pay to learn something is all I am sayin.
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2020-04-04 at 3:29 AM UTCU need to do something w yourself limpdick
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2020-04-04 at 3:34 AM UTC
Originally posted by Erekshun Pretty sure you don't know you are being an asshole. Fuck college! Get paid to learn something. Don't pay to learn something is all I am sayin.
Even so, it’s all about investing in oneself to make them feel that they earned something from the whole process. Pay or without pay, it’s something you took the advantage to gain a skill to add toward your credentials. It may even help in your personal life. Either way, learning something new is always good. Now can I get a high five✋, who’s with me? -
2020-04-04 at 4 AM UTC
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2020-04-04 at 5:22 AM UTC
Originally posted by Bill Krozby I cant drive truck because of what happened at the solar pannel company plus I have a dwi. what kind of company do you work for?
I know a few guys that have their cdl with a dui or 2 in their record wo its possible if you want to. Also what haoppened at the solar panel company? -
2020-04-04 at 5:26 AM UTCI think it's a great idea to go back to school and get a degree. It's something that can never be taken away from you no matter what. Also remember if you get a degree you will be a step ahead from other candidates that dont have any college education when you apply for future careersThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2020-04-04 at 12:12 PM UTCYou should defo do something in the medical field, it's pretty cushy from what I have seen, and pays a lot.
Would your dad pay for you to be a Doctor? I dunno how it works there, but it's like 7 years in school. For four year degrees they have male nurse now. Male nurses are better than female ones as they aren't as weak. Or something like what Techno did to become a technician and operate specialised equipment, or be a phlebotomist, something like that. Or you can do a 1 year course to be something like a care assistant. -
2020-04-04 at 12:34 PM UTC
Originally posted by Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country You should defo do something in the medical field, it's pretty cushy from what I have seen, and pays a lot.
Would your dad pay for you to be a Doctor? I dunno how it works there, but it's like 7 years in school. For four year degrees they have male nurse now. Male nurses are better than female ones as they aren't as weak. Or something like what Techno did to become a technician and operate specialised equipment, or be a phlebotomist, something like that. Or you can do a 1 year course to be something like a care assistant.
Yeah I don't could be a doctor lmao.. just keepin it real or even go to the major universities here because, like I didn't flunk out school, but definitely wasn't in the top 10 percent of the school district to be able to go to UT.
But yeah something like a phlebotomist or something like that I'm sure I could handle. When I joined the army took their test and placed into the medical field for my job/schooling I actually wanted be a nurse, because I had prior been a nursing assistant at a psyche hospital pretty much did most of the work just didn't hand out medicine or draw blood.
The reason why I got this factory job (still employed just work has been canceled) because I thought while I could work there and maybe go to school to be a machinist/repair guy. Because what I'm doing there now is pretty like fona does, the retard grunt work assembly shit and these they do fix but most of the time their not doing too much, they making sure the machines are working proper.
But yeah my dad and I are going to have to find an attorney to talk about this. -
2020-04-04 at 12:38 PM UTC
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2020-04-04 at 1:12 PM UTC
Originally posted by Bill Krozby I backed up a truck into like 3k worth of solar panels, all the guys were yelling "WHAT ARE YOU DOERERING, MAN!"
Did they get legal about it - call the cops or whatever? If not then no big deal.
I remember I fucked up a couple of times working in a factory, like when I heard what I was supposed to do wrong and put the cardboard cores from rolls of plastic that were supposed to go in one skip into the general waste. My boss made a big deal about it, but when I said "I quit" it suddenly became no big deal. Not that many idiots available to cut plastic wrap open on a guillotine alone on a night shift for €8 an hour. Fuck employers.
I remember when my aunt was doing her nursing degree, she had some long papers to write with all the citations and stuff. It's a slog, but it's doable. She was like 35 or 40 when she went back to school to do nursing, she was never very scholastic.
Now she earns something silly and is constantly going off on holidays to places like Iceland like it's no big deal. On her nightshifts they can typically get a few hours sleep too.
It's ridiculous how cushy life is once you have a qualification compared to not. -
2020-04-04 at 1:13 PM UTC
Originally posted by Bill Krozby might take some time though, I'd have to get my record expunged, thats why i've worked as cooks and at bars ect because I'm a felon. I can't go to clarks oyster bar and ask them to pay for my classes. Get real chicken, unless you have some better ideas, quit being so deliberately vauge.
But even those places ask for records on applications don't they. How do you even get those jobs in the states without knowing someone who works there or having connections via family? -
2020-04-04 at 1:21 PM UTC
Originally posted by Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country Did they get legal about it - call the cops or whatever? If not then no big deal.
I remember I fucked up a couple of times working in a factory, like when I heard what I was supposed to do wrong and put the cardboard cores from rolls of plastic that were supposed to go in one skip into the general waste. My boss made a big deal about it, but when I said "I quit" it suddenly became no big deal. Not that many idiots available to cut plastic wrap open on a guillotine alone on a night shift for €8 an hour. Fuck employers.
I remember when my aunt was doing her nursing degree, she had some long papers to write with all the citations and stuff. It's a slog, but it's doable. She was like 35 or 40 when she went back to school to do nursing, she was never very scholastic.
Now she earns something silly and is constantly going off on holidays to places like Iceland like it's no big deal. On her nightshifts they can typically get a few hours sleep too.
It's ridiculous how cushy life is once you have a qualification compared to not.
they threatened to sue me but nothing happened, but yeah its not a big deal its when he brought driving trucks it made me think about that. Yeah on my first day at this plant I had some kinda similar mishap that some middle mgmt lady made a big deal about it, I got defensive about it when i really just let her bitch leave alone.
But yeah I started looking into some of this stuff a little more last night. -
2020-04-04 at 1:23 PM UTCI think it is ridiculous how greedy America is and corporate and how you have to pay so much money just to get your record to be expunged or look clean. It should be automatic. IN Poland for example it is automatic after 10 yrs for any crimes I believe. But even that I think is too much. It should be five. IT is only garbage people or normiew like a technologist who want to feel superior while being peons who will disagree and who are over, ent lackeys.
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2020-04-04 at 1:28 PM UTC
Originally posted by Wariat But even those places ask for records on applications don't they. How do you even get those jobs in the states without knowing someone who works there or having connections via family?
I mean yeah of course they run background checks, even retail places here like HEB.
I mean yeah of course having connections help. When I was a nursing asst. my gf's mom at the time was a doctor there and at that point my record was clean, I did have go to jail twice when I was 17 but my dad made sure I never got convicted.
But you don't have to know someone just of have the qualifications. It kinda sucks because when I worked at the hospital, I eventually fucked it up fucked it off because I much more naive and crazy then but had I stuck with it (it was a state job) they would of actually of sent me to school to be a nurse or whatever for the state. -
2020-04-04 at 1:30 PM UTCI used to always lie. When it comes to certain things they'll never believe you or your truth of events anyway nor do you owe any sort of explanation to peons or lowlives like Technologist.
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2020-04-04 at 1:32 PM UTC
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2020-04-04 at 1:33 PM UTC
Originally posted by Wariat I think it is ridiculous how greedy America is and corporate and how you have to pay so much money just to get your record to be expunged or look clean. It should be automatic. IN Poland for example it is automatic after 10 yrs for any crimes I believe. But even that I think is too much. It should be five. IT is only garbage people or normiew like a technologist who want to feel superior while being peons who will disagree and who are over, ent lackeys.
I'm not really sure so thats why i'm going to see what an attorney can do if need because my first deal was like 12 years and the latest one was 6 years ago since I was put on probation for it. -
2020-04-04 at 1:40 PM UTC
Originally posted by Erekshun Pretty sure you don't know you are being an asshole. Fuck college! Get paid to learn something. Don't pay to learn something is all I am sayin.
You're the only one saying this though. Majority of the world completely disagrees with you. And where did you land in life? Probably a miserable loser? -
2020-04-04 at 4:25 PM UTC
