Interesting ... I wonder how that is working for them. When I worked for IBM in Las Vegas to my delight I found we were getting paid at the same scale as employees in Los Angeles which has a much higher cost of living. My boss explained that companies pay according to the cost of labor not the cost of living. It cost them just as much to attract talent in Las Vegas as in Los Angeles.
I am a Field Engineer in the medical industry. I install and maintain MRI and CT scanners. No college degree but I have been going to school my whole life. I started my career way back in the 1970's trained by IBM to service typewriters in the field. Through a constant progression of training opportunities I advanced.
Half of the people I work with have degrees in engineering. The other half got their initial training in the military. I think the field engineers who started out in the military are better prepared. They are taught to get the job done no matter what with whatever resources are available. They have the right aptitude and attitude for field work.
I've been carrying a tool bag my entire life and I love it!
Jon
Maybe someday!!!!
Lucky. I have to still finish school but someday someday i will have endless Saturday’s. Congrats.
me 2
Mhmm.
Same
Same and Same
What do you fly?
