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<blockquote data-quote="Re-Raise" data-source="post: 662378" data-attributes="member: 16501"><p>The job is physical and we work at a quick pace. At the end of the day, however, I leave the job knowing I have accomplished something.</p><p> </p><p>I was a 31 ACT who breezed through college while only receiving 1 B in a computer language (Fortran, that I don't think they use anymore) in my four years of college.</p><p> </p><p>I was also an athlete and couldn't envision myself staring at a computer in a cubicle in an office and sitting through endless meetings that accomplish nothing.</p><p> </p><p>We provide a service that customers are willing to pay for. Our pay and benefits are very competitive with jobs that require a degree.</p><p> </p><p>My brother graduated from Bradley and went straight into engineering at Caterpillar. He never made more than I did in a year and his job was recently eliminated. He also gained 80 pounds while I weigh the same as I did when I graduated 20 years ago.</p><p> </p><p>I find it hard to believe that after a year and a half there that you don't know exactly where you stand on the seniority list. Do any of the other part-timers deliver air?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Re-Raise, post: 662378, member: 16501"] The job is physical and we work at a quick pace. At the end of the day, however, I leave the job knowing I have accomplished something. I was a 31 ACT who breezed through college while only receiving 1 B in a computer language (Fortran, that I don't think they use anymore) in my four years of college. I was also an athlete and couldn't envision myself staring at a computer in a cubicle in an office and sitting through endless meetings that accomplish nothing. We provide a service that customers are willing to pay for. Our pay and benefits are very competitive with jobs that require a degree. My brother graduated from Bradley and went straight into engineering at Caterpillar. He never made more than I did in a year and his job was recently eliminated. He also gained 80 pounds while I weigh the same as I did when I graduated 20 years ago. I find it hard to believe that after a year and a half there that you don't know exactly where you stand on the seniority list. Do any of the other part-timers deliver air? [/QUOTE]
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