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28-Aug-2003, 06:50 AM
#22
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Originally posted by Joker
was it easy finding a job? after doing RCC?
was it easy finding a job? after doing RCC?
although they gave us way better job search skills about 2 1/2 months after we finished
now if only I had time to reapply those skills and look for another job
28-Aug-2003, 08:42 AM
#23
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I was going to do RCC, had the guy come down a few times to talk with us about it. But I'm one of those 'typical' people that felt a degree would be better than a deploma.
Needless to say my point of view has changed. I'm in the middle of a computer science degree program. Then I'm doing Mechanical Engineering 5 yr program.
I have a pretty decent summer job, been doing it for 5 summer's in a row.
Computer Tech/Network Admin (assisstant to the head networking person) for an engineering firm.
Needless to say my point of view has changed. I'm in the middle of a computer science degree program. Then I'm doing Mechanical Engineering 5 yr program.
I have a pretty decent summer job, been doing it for 5 summer's in a row.
Computer Tech/Network Admin (assisstant to the head networking person) for an engineering firm.
28-Aug-2003, 10:11 AM
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Originally posted by shlammed
you wanna know the best kept secret? i know a guy that makes $20/hr baking muffins at a fortinos in hamilton.
you wanna know the best kept secret? i know a guy that makes $20/hr baking muffins at a fortinos in hamilton.
28-Aug-2003, 10:15 AM
#26
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Originally posted by shlammed
you wanna know the best kept secret? i know a guy that makes $20/hr baking muffins at a fortinos in hamilton.
you wanna know the best kept secret? i know a guy that makes $20/hr baking muffins at a fortinos in hamilton.
my sister makes $7/hr to bake everything they sell at sobey's bakery ... quite a rip off if you ask me
28-Aug-2003, 11:35 AM
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like someone said get a trade, im juss startin my electrical apprenticeship and im not even signed on and makin 15 bucks an hour, you do hardly any work cus u have to learn, and then after your done your apprenticeship thats when you make great cash and your able to do side jobs. plus the goverment is estimating the lowest amount of tradesperson in 3 years time so meanin more jobs more money.
29-Aug-2003, 03:06 AM
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Originally posted by FuRiOuSrex
like someone said get a trade, im juss startin my electrical apprenticeship and im not even signed on and makin 15 bucks an hour, you do hardly any work cus u have to learn, and then after your done your apprenticeship thats when you make great cash and your able to do side jobs. plus the goverment is estimating the lowest amount of tradesperson in 3 years time so meanin more jobs more money.
like someone said get a trade, im juss startin my electrical apprenticeship and im not even signed on and makin 15 bucks an hour, you do hardly any work cus u have to learn, and then after your done your apprenticeship thats when you make great cash and your able to do side jobs. plus the goverment is estimating the lowest amount of tradesperson in 3 years time so meanin more jobs more money.
True about about the lack of tradespeople in the next few years.
30-Aug-2003, 12:48 AM
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Originally posted by FuRiOuSrex
daquel what trade are you gettin into??
daquel what trade are you gettin into??
Originally posted by gather
what sort of trade would you trade guys recommend for someone that has been to college and looking foir something else
what sort of trade would you trade guys recommend for someone that has been to college and looking foir something else
Millwrighting is a good job. Your not doing the same thing everyday. That is what I like about it the most. For those of you that don't know what a Millwright does, he/she is a Contruction/Industrial Maintenance Mechanic. "Jack of all trades"
30-Aug-2003, 10:43 AM
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Originally posted by BladeX
actually for fortinos it takes a few years before u hit $20/hr
for dominion cashier gets paied 20/hr as well
actually for fortinos it takes a few years before u hit $20/hr
for dominion cashier gets paied 20/hr as well
30-Aug-2003, 11:03 AM
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Originally posted by 93hatchcx
whoa your way wrong.... i work at dominion and they start everyone at $6.85 and after 500 hours of working their u get up to $7.25 no matter what area you work in, jeez i wish i made 20/hr..
whoa your way wrong.... i work at dominion and they start everyone at $6.85 and after 500 hours of working their u get up to $7.25 no matter what area you work in, jeez i wish i made 20/hr..
