if you live in the Philly area....

[msb3079]

honestly... like i said before, i'd rather be poor and homeless than work 80 hours a week....... i dont know if im even awake 80 hours a week...

[poormansporsche]

Originally Posted by the750

my...friend works....

Well, there's two things you've said that I don't believe.

[nismike]

Originally Posted by msb3079

what do you do for a living??

I am FED UP with my current job (advertising sales for Idearc/Verizon) and looking for something new... but there isn't anything good out there that I can do that wouldn't bore me.

HELP!

If relocation is an option, I can probably get you a job installing sound systems and lots of other electronics.

[msb3079]

^^ thanks but i'm looking to stay here at least for a few more years......

[the750]

Originally Posted by nismike

If relocation is an option, I can probably get you a job installing sound systems and lots of other electronics.

what's the details on this? i have a friend that used to install cable looking for a job...

[msb3079]

750 is a threadjacker

[zerovdub]

Originally Posted by msb3079

zero.. which company do you work for? maybe i'll check them out.

My company is only in Mass and CT. It is a smaller company. If you are interested in P&C insurance I would say to check out a smaller (local) company..

[nismike]

right now we have an opening for experienced a/v and alarm tech. but my boss is always looking for someone even with no experience as long as they are willing to work hard and do it right.

[the750]

what exactly do you do?

[msb3079]

Originally Posted by zerovdub

My company is only in Mass and CT. It is a smaller company. If you are interested in P&C insurance I would say to check out a smaller (local) company..

OK thanks.....

I have two other things working right now... I'm just looking for more options.

I should have a better handle on these two by the end of the week... if both go south, then I'll start looking into insurance. I just don't like to be working on too much at once....

[zerovdub]

Originally Posted by nismike

right now we have an opening for experienced a/v and alarm tech. but my boss is always looking for someone even with no experience as long as they are willing to work hard and do it right.

I did that for two years. I loved doing it but I got sick of contorting my body to fit under the dash of some stinky Chevy Beretta to fix mistakes that some jerkoff made when installing their power wire through the front fender and door sill..

[uhohNumber2brb]

Originally Posted by the750

also to Zero: Charlotte is i believe the biggest banking city on the east coast. with your mortgage background, you would probably do well there.

I thought Wilmington, DE was????

[nismike]

sorry I didn't specify, I do systems for homes and businesses. The thing I like most about it is it's something totally different everday. we work on pretty much anything low voltage and most of the homes are high-end so I get to see some really nice houses and play with cool stuff.

[zerovdub]

Originally Posted by nismike

sorry I didn't specify, I do systems for homes and businesses. The thing I like most about it is it's something totally different everday. we work on pretty much anything low voltage and most of the homes are high-end so I get to see some really nice houses and play with cool stuff.

ahhh! I would much rather do that! I knew a kid who installed security systems in businesses and he made some serious bank!

[the750]

Originally Posted by uhohNumber2brb

I thought Wilmington, DE was????

i had no idea they were even considered??

First Union's recent purchases allowed Charlotte to slip past San Francisco to become the 2nd largest banking center in the country, after New York City.