Where's the money??

The Banking industry.

 

So, what are your qualifications?

How many jobs have you had in those 10 years?

How many accidents, tickets?

These all have bearing on your ability to make top dollar, at any company.

 

6 jobs in 10 years tells employers you're a job-hopper, and job-hopping looks horrible on any resume. Stick with a employer long enough, and they'll pay you more as years go by. You won't get top dollar anywhere without senority.

 

And head's that are almost bald from pulling their hair out right? lol

 

in a economy where everyone is looking for worki. there is no money to be made right now becuase there are lots of people williong to work for minimum wage righht now just to have a job.

the days of making money are gone.

i had a job of 8 years and got really good pay raises oger that time. back then it was hard to find workers. but then people lost there jobs. and were willing to take anything. so now, instead of starting pout at $14. the pay dropped to $10. and guess what. becuase there wages were cheaper. companies could afford to work them hours over the veterans that had been there awhile and were making more. so the higher paid workers got less and less hours.

the good days of making money aree gone. just like the housing industry is gone. other then highway and federal jobs. construction is virtually non existent these days.

in my home city. everyone is gone. the trucks i see floating around now. i never seen nor heard of back in the day. and all the players that WERE around. only one still stands. a couple of others are still around. but they're having a hard time rounding up jobs to build.