Impossible Job
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Mr H
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Let me see if I can find one I saw last week, again... fits it to a T
runswscissors
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PM inbound...but no promises.
HAHA I thought I did too when I took my job. LOL
TheGunnyRet
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Raytheon, is in Australia, South Korea, England, Taiwan, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait...
Neot
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Maybe something for State Dept as they have sites all over the world.
Ganegrei
Comblock Convert
French Foreign Legion?
This.
After spending 23 year's traveling around the world on Uncle Sam's Nickel Working, all I wanted is to work in proximity to my home. I been get tons of emails and calls from Dumb A$$ recruiters for jobs in California, Illinois, New York. I keep asking them why in the hell would anyone want to move to those F-ed Up states.
I have the similar background as OP with 18 plus years Network, Security, everything in IT other then programing. I guess I should look at becoming a recruiter. I was looking at doing that when I become semi-retired, looks more like that what I'm now.
- Dec 22, 2009
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As the Village People would say.....In the navy.....you can sail the seven seas....in the navy.....etc. etc.....
I did, Air Force, Boots on the ground or in the Air.
Mississippi, New York, Germany, England, Egypt, Kansas, Texas, Greenland, Okinawa, Korea, Oklahoma, Kuwait, Honduras, Panama, Georgia. And number of this places more then a dozen times.
3 Mobile Combat Comm Units, if we were not on the road we weren't doing our job. 1st, 3rd and 5th. Two Questions where and when!
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You need to look for a job as a Sales Engineer for a small to medium size products company. If you go with a large company you will only have local (ie regional) travel. You may have a difficult time time finding a company that will let you travel a lot. WebEx is not your friend.
30 years ago I worked for a small company, less than 100 employees, and I was the East Coast Sales Engineer. Everything east of the Mississippi was my territory. I was traveling to 4 to 5 days a week for 2 to 3 years. I was 25 years old and it was a great time in my life to be in a job like that.
I have a great respect for those in the millitary, but I dont' think it's for me.
Sales jobs might be a bit difficult for me. While I'm not a complete social outcast or anything, I don't have the super extroverted silvertounge personality sales people do.
I've been thinking about it, I'm still young, I'm not very popular with the ladies, so why not make the most of it and spend a few years working for a company that sends me all over to fix shit.
Sales jobs might be a bit difficult for me. While I'm not a complete social outcast or anything, I don't have the super extroverted silvertounge personality sales people do.
I've been thinking about it, I'm still young, I'm not very popular with the ladies, so why not make the most of it and spend a few years working for a company that sends me all over to fix shit.
You don't need to be a silver tongued extrovert to be in sales. Just have a thick skin and be persistent. Some of my friends who have done very well in sales are the quiet type. Just good listeners. If you let customers talk they will tell you what the want/need then you try to accommodate them. Be honest and don't over promise and under deliver. The hardest part I found when I was in sales was having competent inside staff to fulfill the business you had brought in. You will be the whipping boy for incompetent support people, hence the thick skin.
As far as job goes, you could apply as a Federal Air Marshal, they travel - a lot. But not much time on target if you are looking for cultural experience.
All kidding aside, apply to the State Department.
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Kurdish Militia is looking for a Few Good Men and Women to join the fight against ISIS.
The pay sucks but those Kurd Babes are pretty hot looking. She looks like she would keep you warm in a bivouac site. Good trigger finger discipline.
The pay sucks but those Kurd Babes are pretty hot looking. She looks like she would keep you warm in a bivouac site. Good trigger finger discipline.
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