If I had a chance to start my own business, I would. I had the opportunity 25 years ago to buy a Dive shop, but couldn't get the capital. My biggest problem in starting a new career is I have no other marketable skills.
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I thought A lot of IT people have their own business Doing contract jobs
Usually several at once
What kinda skills and certs do you have ?
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Sorry to hear.....
As a Network Engineer, you should have no problems finding contract work... Some of those can convert to permanent...
As a Network Engineer, you should have no problems finding contract work... Some of those can convert to permanent...
Skilled trades are desperate for people, once you learn a skill you will almost always be able to find work. HVAC, Electrical, Plumbing, Carpentry. Avoid residential, commercial and industrial is where its at imo.
Likely wont get rich but if you have any brains and are good with customers you can make good money
Likely wont get rich but if you have any brains and are good with customers you can make good money
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Dang. I feel your pain. 14 months for me and counting...
Had a good friend also get blindsided yesterday after 8 years in a 'downsizing'.
Not fun being dry behind the ears in this market.
Keep your chin up... here's hoping for landing quickly and firmly!
OP,
Surely there are IT type jobs available in ATL.
If not,
I know a lot of people who have went to the local Welding Trades School here in Carrollton, & now have gainful employment.
The Head Welding Instructor can be a bit of a stick in the mud, but he prepares new welders for their future, which is more important.
Look Into it if you find you need to do something else.
Even women are doing it these days.
Surely there are IT type jobs available in ATL.
If not,
I know a lot of people who have went to the local Welding Trades School here in Carrollton, & now have gainful employment.
The Head Welding Instructor can be a bit of a stick in the mud, but he prepares new welders for their future, which is more important.
Look Into it if you find you need to do something else.
Even women are doing it these days.
I feel your pain due to medical reason lost my career of 26 years. I started using the few skills I have like painting and grunt work. I've been blessed by the folks here giving me work. I've gave them 110% every job. It's been good money for me. I hope something comes up for you soon. Good luck
Chin up. Stay positive and something will turn up. Many of us have been in your shoes.
richs
there's an open networking position at the University of West Georgia if you don't mind working in higher edhttps://jobs.westga.edu/postings/8512
