Posted by MarkWV on August 10, 2010 at 13:52:05 from (173.80.76.220):
In Reply to: College Education posted by Showcrop on August 10, 2010 at 04:27:02:
I was certified welder late 70's, good job, good pay when I worked, would get laid off every winter, some times 1 month, sometimes up to 3 months, each year unemployment dropped because it was figured on previous years, decided to go to college, worked in welding shop 9hrs a day, went to school at night, took 6 years to get 4 year degree that way but no debt. Interviewed for job I have had now for 25 years, was hired because he believed that work ethic showed drive and they would teach business end ( even though I had business degree) on the job. Proved to them I was trainable and willing to work. The willing to work and work hard is the part that is MOST important in any vocation, IMO Mark
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