 | I've been doing many warehouse jobs from forklift operator, assembly, inspector, loading and unloading, picking, packing, quality assurance. I guess all I need is to move up the management ladder but I know I wont get too far up since I don't have the proper education. So I've been considering hvac or machinist CnC programmer. I've been looking on the Internet and seen many negative reviews about machinist jobs. Or the other option i have is to get trained and get a CDL and drive locally for a mining company?
1 answer - Asked By: Spicy chipotle westerncheeseburger - 4/18/2013 |
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 | Im asking for the better place to live in Canada and cheapest cost of living and at the same time we can find a cnc machinist job,childcare and data entry job.
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 | I am planning to go to brazil this comming summer,and woul'd like to stay for several months.i would like to find a job as a cnc mill machinist.in either sao palo or reo.or surrounding cities.
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 | I will be graduating in two months with a BS in Mechanical Engineering. Since the beginning of the year, I have been frantically applying for many, many jobs; most of them in my area but some are states away. Job-hunting websites (monster, beyond, etc.) , are packed full of surprisingly high paying jobs for machinists and particularly CNC Machine Operators. My home state of Maine has a shortage/demand of trained machinists causing the high price of machinist labor.
I am trying to decide if it is worthwhile to pursue a certificate or AS in Precision Machining Technology at the community college in my hometown. Depending on whether I get the certificate or the associates degree, it could take one to two years to complete and cost roughly $3,000.
I already have ~$40,000 in student loan debt thanks to the exorbitant tuition and fees at my state university. Graduate school would compound that debt significantly, which I would like to avoid. I also have a wife and 5-month-old son who I am trying to support on very little right now, and I was really hoping to be financially secure in an engineering-related career upon graduation, which is looking unlikely at this point despite my high GPA, number of jobs applied for, and networking efforts. We live in a house in a town we like, so we would prefer not to move, and machinist job opportunities are very nearby (if only I was qualified) that pay $35-$55 per hour. This would be better starting pay than most entry-level engineering jobs offer.
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| Just looking at our options and curious what type of jobs could fit his qualifications. He's not a nuke. Our time to reenlist is approaching and I want to be sure we are making the best decision. Any advice from past submariners or any one educated in this process would be so appreciated! Thank you!
* My husband is an auxillary man MM.
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| I would like to know what jobs are out there with limited or no public interaction.
1 answer - Asked By: wantstohaveababynow - 3/28/2010 |
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| Also it can't require strict vision requirements. I know truck driver and machinist pays alright after a couple of years, but what else? (I can't be a truck driver because I have a bad eye)I am a quiet person and just like to be left alone when I work. Any suggestions? Please be serious.
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| I'm 16 and my life is just starting. I am still working to earn my High School Diploma and would never drop out. But my girlfriend makes a ton of money and I'm kinda embarrassed because I don't have a "Real Job". I volunteer at places and things like that. However I do make money. I'm on a toddler/little kid TV show. It pays pretty well but I want to be taken more seriously. My girlfriend takes me to classy places and all her friends are highly educated like her. I don't want to depend on her money ether. The TV show pays really good but its not a lifetime career that I will be able to do when I'm 35-40. So I wanted to ask what are some lifetime jobs that pay really good money that only require a High School Diploma?
By the way, please don't tell me to go to college it will make me feel worse. Iv heard that so many times, people think I should go because I'm around college degree people all the time. My parents are poor and don't have that kind of money to send me their and my girlfriend does not want to pay for it. Besides I'm not that smart everyone thinks I'm stupid.
1 answer - Asked By: Fireball - 1/6/2013 |
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| I'm wondering what's the difference between the two, since i work at an auto shop that's both a mechanic shop and a machine shop and the machinist knows basic engine work. Is it the same or or are they two completely different things??
2 answers - Asked By: casillas.francisco@sbcglobal.net - 1/26/2012 |
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| I am going to school to become a machinist. I will receive an associates in machine technology. Pretty much all of the companies I want to work for after I graduate require minimum of 2 years of experience, and the only experience I will have will be the two years in the program. Will companies accept this as two years of experience?
1 answer - Asked By: irish04pride - 6/16/2012 |
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| While working an 8-10 hour job?
Can I take a technical trade at a community college and still take the classes needed to transfer to a Polytechnic University?
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| I have an associates in exercise science but I don't know if I want to stay a personal trainer the rest of my life. I just wanted to know some other avenues I could go in a job that would pay enough to support a family. It doesn't necessarily have to be related to exercise.
8 answers - Asked By: nonetheless - 12/15/2007 |
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| I was in school during my previous period of employement and wanted to focus in school. I couldn't handle a job and school at the time, so I stopped showing up and eventually got terminated. On a job application do under "Reason for leaving" do I need to say I was terminated? Some websites are saying it's better to generalize it and put "Focus on education" some say, be straight forward and say I was terminated. Which is the better answer?
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 | Went to trade school for 2 years, finally got a job in my field(im a machinist), a good job(well paid and all) BUT... everyone in the workplace is scared of the production manager. Every Friday, at least one person gets fired. People lie about mistakes they make to cover up and make sure they don't get fired. The job itself is not that stressfull but the stress comes from the boss's way to deal with people..
"keep calm and remember never to justify, argue, defend or explain" Precisely what I tried doing and you are 100?ight, it put fuel on the fire!
To answer your question, he doesn't let people "stand up for themselves". Part of his supremacy preservation technique I'm guessing. Thanks a lot!!
1 answer - Asked By: Patrick - 12/21/2012 |
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 | I am really good with fractions, and I need a job.
4 answers - Asked By: The Awesomeness - 8/20/2008 |
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| I am going to school to become a machinist. I will receive an associates in machine technology. Pretty much all of the companies I want to work for after I graduate require minimum of 2 years of experience, and the only experience I will have will be the two years in the program. Will companies accept this as two years of experience?
3 answers - Asked By: irish04pride - 6/16/2012 |
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| I only have a high school diploma, and work as a machinist. Will I ever be able to understand what a singularity is?
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 | I don't know anything about mechanics at all but i want to do a job where I can be aircrew. Would it be stupid to pick this job or any job that has to do with mechanics, or will they teach you everything you need to know.
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| Im joining the navy but im having a really tough time with the job i want to choose.. i was just seein if you guys could give me some good options on some jobs that can make me a good living outside of the navy.. thank you very much yall
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| My resume is filled with Janitorial and Maintenance jobs but I'd like to get out of that field, what type of jobs can I apply for that other employers besides Janitorial jobs would hire me? If I could get into a different field I could apply my many other skills I've acquired. Any ideas or same situations? Thank you very much!
1 answer - Asked By: miguelswife.* - 3/24/2011 |
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