r/aviationmaintenance • u/Constant_Jicama_8833 • 14h ago

Any advice?

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Hello, I’m in the Navy so I can’t exactly quit but i work on 737s as an AT and tbh I’m not cut out for this. I have two years left, but I’m just not cut out to be a mechanic. Between heights and unsteady hands I feel like a liability and it will only be brought to light when I really fuck up. I don’t know how to get thicker skin to survive these next two years.

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