1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I mean, yes and no. Your work experience trumps all requirements for a 4 year degree.

 

WTF?

 

Good. Saves some shots for the rest of us to take

 

There he is​

 

That's because you're a sinner

 

Wat

 

Phone typing is hell when under a vehicle.

 

Get back to work.

 

Tyler needs to go get your 99 so there is a cab for Miguel’s frame

 

I shit you not, I saw someone gave a final presentation in a grad level course and the entirety of their works cited page was:

https://www.wikipedia.org/



The professor didn't give a shit and I'm still salty about it.

 

Probably cause the prof. knew that would be the last works cited page that dude would ever write and that they mean absolutely nothing anyways.

 

Cabs trash

 

I'm not driving 13 hours to Utah.

 

That's good to know... id like to find a job like yours if I move back but the area is so rural I'd have to travel quite a ways to find any big production plants

 

It was a fitting ending for an equally lazy presentation, which shouldn't have flown in grad school. But here we are, and now I have to deal with people who can't think beyond what they find on google.

 

yea.... I'd still be salty about that as well

 

Youd be surprised. Lots of industry out here, and just about every one of them would hire techs with electrical experience on the spot.

You dont want to stay at a Panel shop?

 

That's really good to know, I'll have to do more digging for locations instead of just what indeed.com says..


I would love to stay at a panel shop, would rather keep up with this vs switching back to a predominantly maintenance job but I enjoy maintenance enough I wouldn't be too bothered. I just didn't see any businesses that labeled themselves as a panel shop near the Culpeper VA area

 

He's @Empty_Lord.... he doesn't give a shit, if it's rusted through the floorboards and dents on every panel he'd still take it for free

 

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