Question for everyone

Originally posted by S10sDimeAdozen



I work in Loss Prevention for a large scale retail company, the best job i've ever had, catch shoplifters, sometimes have to chase and fight and drag them back in, set up cameras in stores and deter employee theft, most plces look for prior experience.

so how do you get experience doing that, i would love to do something like that

Originally posted by ahab



I sell wheel wholesale (Mostly ricer wheels)We two lines of wheels. www.Modwheels.com I love my job and if you want to live in az I could probably get you a job too.

funny you should say that i have been talking about moving down there for almost a year now, i hear its a kick ass place and i am sure there is a lot more oppurtunity there than here

My brother and my dad started a house foundation repair company and I moved up working for them and now I run my own crew. Its an awesome job except the part where I dig fucking holes under house footings. Other than that its awesome.

Im a parts puller for the 4th largest automotive aftermarket supplier warehouse in the nation

so how do you get experience doing that, i would love to do something like that
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I guess i got lucky i got out of the military as an MP and my boss was in dire need of agents and i sent in my resume at the right time and he trained me in every thing i needed to know. But from what i understand the other way you get into it is by actually working in retail (which sucks) for a company and moving your way up to it. Doesnt pay the greatest only about 2000 a month after taxes but the freedom makes up for it.

I'm in the electrical union in Northern California. Great benefits, I work M-F 7 am to 4:30ish pm, the pay is incredible. I started at 18 an hour. If I need a friday off, they don't care at all. I work indoors climate controlled. Its pretty easy work. As long as you have common electrical knowledge. They train me and I get paid to go to school for it too! Probably the best job you can have.

i'm gonna have to argue that best job in the world thing. i might only get paid half what you do but what i'm doing right now as i type this is the extent of what i do here.

I see you live in washington. See if you can get on at Nucor Steel-SeattleOne of the best companies in the world, and the pay is second to none. I work at the Norfolk Ne division and am trying to transfer to Jewett Texas. It is tough to get on though because of no turnover do to great pay....oh and I am at work as I type this

i am a wells fargo "banker 1" which is gr8 pay and career opportunity. i also work for home depot at nights for extra cash.

wells fargo bank and home depot are both awsome career opportunities.

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