career
Careers in the industry; from corporate to middle management, food service, media, political figures, and beyond. All workplace careers.
It's Not a Real Job
Traditionally, women did not work outside the home. Wives took care of the children and home. The men would go out to their offices or manual labour and slave away at their 40 hour weeks. Well, that's how suburbian life is portrayed in the movies. The reality of it all is drastically different. There are no 'normal' these days. People work from home, abroad, or where ever they can pick up a job. I'm working right now, writing this article. The point is, there is no right or wrong in how we do our jobs.
By J.B. Miller5 years ago in Journal
The Evolution Of A Trades Men
Introduction I began my career in construction at around the age of fourteen, prior to graduating high school. I started as a part-time apprentice for whoever was hiring, where I was given the opportunity to gain skills in carpentry, plumbing and electrical works. After graduating high school, from the fall of 2002 through the summer of 2007, I worked as a full-time electrician with a number of Staten Island contractors, those that standout is Bryur Electric, Catello Electric and TopShelf Electric. The responsibilities and tasks surrounding the installation of electrical circuits and devices in residential homes and commercial buildings, with 35% of my work being fire alarm repair and retrofit installations. Throughout this period, I dedicated much of my time to career development, attending training seminars and classes, which focused on the electrical trade. A fundamental milestone in my career occurred in 2006, when I became a journeyman managing projects and leading teams of up to five electricians, on up to three projects simultaneously.
By Christopher Keddy5 years ago in Journal
