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If you live in a small town, I would look for employment at the closest mid-sized or large city. Post your resume on LinkedIn, Careerbuilder with relocation preferences for the new city. Some cities have few options.
god I hate my factory job. you get pushed all shift, everything is urgent etc. why cant we be left to just get on with it, the more your pushed and the more they give you to do, just gets you down. would love to just quit and walk out, but that don't go down well at job centre
A two year program can get you into physical therapy as an assistant. And then get your employer to pay the rest of your way to be an actual physical therapist. Tons of jobs out there for that, and likely rewarding if you like helping people. I'd look into health care of some sort, it is were all the jobs will be in the future.
Try teaching over seas or moving to a city no one wants to be in a production line I used to be in one I can say it’s the most boring, painful, depressing jobs out there & not to mention dead end it’s a horrible line of work with rubbish pay too ����
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Factory or manufacturing work is just too depressing for me. They just push push push. Short 10 mins breaks compared to 15 mins given to white collar workers. No choice of when to go to lunch. Limited to 30 mins for lunch. Why?? Just let us have 60 mins to unwind and eat in peace, take a nap. I just dont have the factory mentality for it.
I got laid off from my teaching job in 2009. Due to the weak economy, I had to take whatever job I could find to pay the bills. I found a job in a factory making medical products. I absolutely hate my job. I deal with pain in the heels of my feet all the time, but can't quit my job. I have been trying to find something else, but have not had much luck yet. I have been looking for elementary teaching and office jobs. I have teaching experience, excellent computer skills, and am pretty good working with the general public. I also speak some Spanish.
I have considered going into the medical field because it has always interested me, but I don't want to take out student loans for school.
I am worried that I will never get out of this job and will be stuck here forever because my most recent experience is manufacturing.
You may have a case of Plantar fasciitis. Might check the local community college and see if they have some certificate courses that may lead you into the medical field...
You need to look for work from home jobs regarding teaching.There are lots of them.Also there are lots of phone work that is also remote.Of course some jobs are location specific.Do your research.
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job sucks
