Antipro
Well considering training pay for this job starts out at onefifty and day, plus mileage rembursments, and several other small incentives. I will continue this for a career.
don’t ask
Well I, was thinking on going into the psychology, or criminal law.
VenusGirlTrap
My board name is my nick name, a friend from where I used to live in Ohio, gave me this name. During my senior year I smoked alot of pot, therefor, getting the name Nicklz, because I would always have a nickle bag.
I don’t have a picture, sorry.
I went to Marshall University, I graduated H.S. in 99, took a couple years off, then went to college, planning to go into a field of psychology or law. Although I have never desired to do any specific job in life, my only goal is to live comfortable. Not to be filthy rich, but just always have enough money to be able to afford the things in life I desire.
Once I start work for my dad’s company, there will be no reason to go back to school. He is considered a dinosaur in the brokerage buisness (almost 30yrs), he is paid more than a broker with average job experience. But I’ll be employed at $275per day, with mileage rembuirsment, after I’m fully trained and start working independantly.
My dad plans on retiring in the next 5 to 10 years, and has mentioned on handing over the company to me, so my future has already been written. Which I don’t mind. When I was 15 (wv learners permit) I would drive my dad around to his buisness appointments or to talk to the land owners. I was able to get a feel for what he does. I wouldn’t be stuck behind a desk, it’s something different everyother day.
Some days you’ll have to go hiking through the woods with a landowner and show him where the company plans on drilling/mining. Other days are spent at one of the counties court houses, others you’ll get to negotiate terms and conditions on the drill site, other times you’ll try and settle damages and keep it from going to court. (that is ussually when the enginering contractors mess somethinng up) It’s a job, but it doesn’t seem to get that repetiveness most all other jobs consist of. Plus it pays great! 