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To: SeekAndFind

I have found that having multiple skills along with a specialized skill such as being a concrete mixer driver has kept me employed at the worst of times.

I am quite possibly either fortunate or less fortunate depending on a persons POW that I grew up without any liberal arts or college degrees, so I wound up being a mechanic all my life, and then I evolved into heavy equipment and then into a narrow field being a concrete batch plant engineer, driver and maintenance supervisor.

No guarantees that college degree or technical school a person saw on TV will get them a job, it comes from a persons heart and soul, its NOT all about just a document saying you are the happy recipient of a continuous brainwashing program in a vague field of something general.


7 posted on 09/03/2011 7:27:16 AM PDT by Eye of Unk (Daniel J. Ramsey 1956-2012)
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To: Eye of Unk
I agree with your thoughts about multiple skills...Ive done management, marketing, meat cutting, able farm hand, counseling/Psych., carpentry, electrical, heavy equipment operator...

I think that all of these things have help to keep me working with out lapses of more than a month or two.

However, it it also true that I am very willing to move...and most importantly, WORK. There are alot of lazy people out there. B Cool,

34 posted on 09/03/2011 9:17:57 AM PDT by b cool
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