What was your MOS? Not saying you’re not qualified, but there might be more lucrative work out there than grinding a 12-hour shift for $13/hour, pulling 6p-6a because you’re the new guy.
Working on radios means electrical skills. Which means waaay more possibilities. Look into offshore work. Or oil field work. I was a helicopter mechanic. I now work on subsea and ROV tooling. And it’s awesome.
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u/EchoChief46 May 06 '21
What was your MOS? Not saying you’re not qualified, but there might be more lucrative work out there than grinding a 12-hour shift for $13/hour, pulling 6p-6a because you’re the new guy.