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Topic	I feel like I wasted too much time working a crappy low-paying job
streamofthesky 05/08/22 4:02:52 PM #14:	supergamer19 posted... Is trade school an option? Mensis posted... This is what Im doing through a plumbing and steamfitting union. Got in at 32 best decision I ever made. Ill be making $34/hr in sept then $42 one year later. I have full fringe benefits including annuity and pension. Its never too late Exactly what I was going to suggest. Trade school costs little (sometimes it's paid for, too) and takes way less time than a 4 year degree, and you can get benefits/pension/etc... And there's lots of need for it. Ideal choice for someone in their 30's still w/o a long term career. Not sure how dangerous welding is, but I've heard they can easily make $100K after a few years. Or be an electrician or whatever you prefer. <cite>streamofthesky posted [p:964884885] in I feel lik... [t:80013696]...</cite> <quote>supergamer19 posted... </cite> <quote>Is trade school an option?</quote> Mensis posted... </cite> <quote>This is what Im doing through a plumbing and steamfitting union. Got in at 32 best decision I ever made. Ill be making $34/hr in sept then $42 one year later. I have full fringe benefits including annuity and pension. Its never too late</quote>Exactly what I was going to suggest. Trade school costs little (sometimes it's paid for, too) and takes way less time than a 4 year degree, and you can get benefits/pension/etc... And there's lots of need for it. Ideal choice for someone in their 30's still w/o a long term career. Not sure how dangerous welding is, but I've heard they can easily make $100K after a few years. Or be an electrician or whatever you prefer. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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