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The demand for people and training has been so great that i am retired almost 3 years and have been doing this training gig from day 1 of retirement . I could easily do more days but i don't want to work more than the 1 day .
The company is still hiring too. Been hiring for almost a decade straight . Mostly sales people are needed . Inside and outside .
If you are in the industry and have a following you can do very well. If you have a degree in electrical engineering and can sell you can do well. Many in sales don't have degrees and all learned on the job.
So the factory automation field has lots of potential. I believe they are hiring for long island , ct,new jersey and the finger lake region near syracuse ny . Ohio is pump sales .
You can d/m me if you think you qualify and want to send them a resume i have nothing to do with hiring
Or the daily business anymore .i just train
Last edited by mathjak107; 02-19-2018 at 01:19 PM..
Spot demand, regional demand, national demand, total demand (for workers). These are not the same things.
We (especially through the media) tend to regard a localized boom - Alaska, North Dakota, even longer term growth like San Jose and Denver - as somehow representative of the overall economy or added jobs. The first is rarely true, and the second only with qualifications.
The only numbers that make sense in a discussion about any general situation are national, aggregate, seasonally adjusted job totals against major economic indicators (e.g., a big drop in jobs coincident with a recession does not mean the return of those jobs a year or two later counts for much). And I think that trend, stripped of the masking effects, shows a long-term continual decline of living-wage jobs.
Also, especially in this era of "McJobs," there has to be a factor for job quality - security, benefits, compensation relative to living expenses etc. Fifty part-time minimum-wage jobs don't equal fifty career jobs. And if you adjust for that, the curve is even more pronounced.
The only numbers that mean a thing are the numbers that keep us each employeed in our area and earning a decent living
Juror #107 is thanked and excused.
Either we're talking about individual circumstances, or we're talking about the full scope of the issue. I wasn't talking about your job. Nor is the OP asking for individual stories or solutions.
Unfortunately, all of these discussions tend to devolve to a series of semi-trolls who say that all employment problems are the fault of the individual; since they succeeded, anyone else should be able to as well. Only lazy and stupid people fail, etc. blah-blah ad nauseum ad infinitum. (Too bad if you're the best damn ingot roller in Western PA - you must be stupid and/or lazy if you're still on unemployment...)
You can discuss all the national numbers and generality you want but like real estate at the end of the day all that matters is your local market .
It could be good ,it could be bad but if you ain't bringing in a pay check or earning enough, who really cares what is happening 2000 miles away. You care about what things mean to you and how they effect your life .
It may be a concern about national numbers on various things but it is you that counts in the end
Last edited by mathjak107; 02-19-2018 at 01:38 PM..
You can discuss all the national numbers and generality you want but like real estate at the end of the day all that matters is your local market .
It could be good ,it could be bad but if you ain't bringing in a pay check or earning enough, who really cares what is happening 2000 miles away. You care about what things mean to you and how they effect your life .
It may be a concern about national numbers on various things but it is you that counts in the end
Okay. You've made your point. So what are you doing in one discussion after another that's about the bigger picture?
I can probably make a list of fifty things, as fast as I could type it, that would deeply affect your comfy little pocket job from much further away than 2000 miles. If you can't, or don't believe in such a list, or just don't care 'cuz you gots yer paycheck... fine. But arguing that national and trans-national issues and trends aren't of any concern as long as each of us gots his... well, you're really just wasting bandwidth here.
And have a hell of a lot of time to post for someone who's so wonderfully employed...
We can all dream up doomsday visions for anything we like . The fact is life goes on and the stuff we thik of never happens.
Wonderfully employed ?
If you bother to read my posts i am retired for years. I just like doing training 1 day when we are not traveling .
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