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Higher paying jobs that train you? 2016-06-20 00:47:55 Post No. 1321742
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Hey /biz/, I currently work at Home Depot as a stocker, and I am going to be moving soon. The thing is, Home Depot wont move me to full time unless they fire somebody from one of those positions, and I am kind of a workaholic. I am looking for a job that acts kind of like a black hole on your life, pays at least relatively nice, and doesn't require me to have a degree in that field. What jobs fit this description? So far I am thinking about going into construction, or a different company as a stocker. I currently make $11/hour.
Any ideas?
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Cryptocurrency trader. No need to know anything about technical analysis. You just watch charts and read forums constantly waiting for the once-per-week big news so you can get in on it first.
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>>1321742
are you aussie? go to tafe for anything- you can work as any construction or sparky/plumber for very decent hours in the day. i have plenty more ideas.
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>>1322209
Where do I go to find my news? I will consider this.
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>>1322211
Check mah fleg.
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>>1321742
Do a trade bro. You will make a lot more than $11 an hour, and they will usually give you all the hours you can handle.
There's many many tradesmen out there that pull like 80hr weeks
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>>1321742
for real. wtf happened to jobs. I search on indeed and it's all higher schooler jobs.
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>>1322252
Can you be specific? A trade bro?
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>>1323931
like electrician plummer carpenter painter auto mechanic welding (im not that guy)
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>>1323938
Thank you for the clarification.
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