Looking for a new career

[AZBIG10]

Go guide. You could do the booths too

[Big Browns]

58 minutes ago, wellhead said:

Honeywell in Tempe is looking for good folks. They have many jobs that are like what you’re interested in. I can look more in a week to help give you direction. 

That would be greatly appreciated, thank you!!!!

[PRDATR]

6 minutes ago, Big Browns said:

That would be greatly appreciated, thank you!!!!

Adam that could be a great opportunity.

[loboscout]

2 hours ago, Big Browns said:

Thank you for the kind words.  To be honest, I don't know what I want to do.  I'm gonna keep my options open for now.  

I'm going to continue pursuing my taxidermy business on the side for now.  Unfortunately health insurance is too expensive to purchase on my own, therefore I will need to work for a company who provides it.

Check out the Christian reimbursement insurance alternative. My sister and her atty husband have been on it for years, paid for a new hip and been great for them. My wife and I recently switched too. It is less expensive, as long as you don't have a current existing condition in treatment you can qualify as long as you are a Christian. 

[motzauce1991]

Look at career in the commercial real estate space.   

[cjl2010]

You have a face for radio Adam. I would avoid sales! Good luck amigo wish you the best!

[Big Browns]

23 minutes ago, cjl2010 said:

You have a face for radio Adam. I would avoid sales! Good luck amigo wish you the best!

LMAO, thx buddy;)

[zenoida771]

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[wildwoody]

Man the insurance part is tuff anymore, you will be great at whatever you decide. Hope you continue to do taxidermy because I need you as soon as I find a cape. Hope to see you in San Diego again soon.

[452b264]

Hello Adam

My uncle retired from the air force after 27 years, he was an MP. He went to work for a large security company after retiring from AF as a supervisor.

Good luck and enjoy your new endeavor!

[Drewalkins]

I went through something similar and ended up shadowing a few folks in different trades before picking what fit best. Helped a ton just seeing day-to-day stuff firsthand.

[knothead]

Many high schools around the state teach law enforcement classes.  Apply at district offices and most likely don't need a college degree with all your experience.  You could get a CTE certificate.  Kids are totally different since the advent of smart phone and social media.  Pay sucks but contracts are only for 180 days a year.  If you really want a job, call and ask to speak to the principal of the school and set up a time to interview.