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Well, I asked for any leads a few months ago before my knee broke and am on the mend quickly - doing all my PT but not pushing it to the point of needing meds.
I have a convention to volunteer at just before Halloween so between being done with that and at the rate I am recouperating I am planning to start sending resumes on Nov 1st.
From my last thread I was PM'ed a good foot in the door but do not want to put all of my eggs in one basket, so I thought I would toss this out and see if anything new had popped up or maybe someone new will have a lead for me.
I'll be blanketing sites that help hire but it's always been my experience that a personal reference or refferal is much better then adding my resume to a stack of 200 people.
I have too many skills and experience to list it all here nor is it productive with some of my specialties.
Let's just say I've done everything from electrician to project manager work and know my way around tools and an office.
I'm almost 40 and recovering from knee surgery and DTI (blood clots from the surgery) so total grunt work is off the table.
I was making 28/hour at 60-80 hours a week at my last job but do not expect to walk right back into that pay or job but am capable of it if it's there.
I'm also looking for something a decent chunk over minimum wage - even if I have to start Lower and build up too it.
Located in NW Vancouver and long commutes would have to be financially worth it.
If you think you may have something it would be easier in a PM then to do a back and forth on this thread.
Thanks for even reading this,
Joe
EDIT: Background and UA's are not and issue nor is my driving record and I have a CWP in OR and WA so I should be good to go unless the job requires a specific costly or time consuming license.
P.S. I don't mind answering simple questions about my qualifications to narrow things down on the thread but don't want to have full on conversations if I can avoid it unless it's private (I don't want someone to get the idea that I can 'only do XX jobs', I have a vast array of job skills).
I have a convention to volunteer at just before Halloween so between being done with that and at the rate I am recouperating I am planning to start sending resumes on Nov 1st.
From my last thread I was PM'ed a good foot in the door but do not want to put all of my eggs in one basket, so I thought I would toss this out and see if anything new had popped up or maybe someone new will have a lead for me.
I'll be blanketing sites that help hire but it's always been my experience that a personal reference or refferal is much better then adding my resume to a stack of 200 people.
I have too many skills and experience to list it all here nor is it productive with some of my specialties.
Let's just say I've done everything from electrician to project manager work and know my way around tools and an office.
I'm almost 40 and recovering from knee surgery and DTI (blood clots from the surgery) so total grunt work is off the table.
I was making 28/hour at 60-80 hours a week at my last job but do not expect to walk right back into that pay or job but am capable of it if it's there.
I'm also looking for something a decent chunk over minimum wage - even if I have to start Lower and build up too it.
Located in NW Vancouver and long commutes would have to be financially worth it.
If you think you may have something it would be easier in a PM then to do a back and forth on this thread.
Thanks for even reading this,
Joe
EDIT: Background and UA's are not and issue nor is my driving record and I have a CWP in OR and WA so I should be good to go unless the job requires a specific costly or time consuming license.
P.S. I don't mind answering simple questions about my qualifications to narrow things down on the thread but don't want to have full on conversations if I can avoid it unless it's private (I don't want someone to get the idea that I can 'only do XX jobs', I have a vast array of job skills).