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Mason

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1.) I have a connection with the boats working around the rigs in LA. Starting pay is mid $200's day but 6 figures are within reach in about 3 years. If they think your worth a shit they will pay for your captains license and pay you back for your Merchant Marine certificate and all other required license's. I wish I would have known about this before I had a family. The draw back is 3 weeks on 1 week off. You need to have a good background to get this job. Really no character issue arrests like any other job. My step dad is a captain out there and is very happy with it. He says they always need good people.

2.) Look on the FEMA website to figure out how to be a cat adjuster. To make money at this you need to be able to up and leave at the drop of a hat. The bad is you need a natural disaster to make any money. The good is there are plenty every year and the $ is stupid. $50,000 to $100,000 easy and I have met many who made well over the $100,000 there first year. The way it works is once you get set up they will call you when they need you. You will need to obligate yourself to them for 30 days then you can leave if you want. They pay $50 a inspection and the average is 15 to 20 a day. If you get done you leave unless they have more within the 30 days. After Katrina guys worked non stop for over 2 years taking breaks here and there. Most of those inspectors are still living off the $ they made very nicely. It is a plus to have access to a pull behind trailer to stay in b/c as you know all hotel rooms are usually filled after a storm. This is along the line of what I have been doing for the last 3 years the $ is great and uncle sams check never bounces.

Hope this helps and let me know if you have any questions. The rig job is steady $ which is something that can be a nice thing.

Zach showing daddy a good place to hunt.

Zach showing daddy a good place to hunt.

That day might not be too far around the corner.

I've got a friend in the same boat as you. Graduated from Auburn with a marketing degree and is having a hell of a time finding a job that is worth a damn. He has been recently looking into warehouse mngt and inventory mngt and has gotten a few nibbles. Hasn't landed one yet but seems to be getting close. Check out the businesses out in Ellyson Field. Loomis just moved out there and has greatly expanded their operations. check out www.workforloomis.com and see what's still available. Also look at Cox Media downtown (http://ww2.cox.com/aboutus/careers.cox). They seem to often be looking for account manager's to sell ad time and what not. Kind of marketing related right there.

                  

Donny Hanto

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Check with the Insurance companies (not agents) Quite often they hire and don't care what kind of degree you have, just so you have one. My wife started with State Farm (retired) years ago with a High School Diploma...Now they done even want to talk to you without a degree...so many out there to choose from. And you have the military.

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