Persuing Trucking after college, have you done it?

I know what you mean about degrees, but having a degree does open value to some companies because they want you to have a college degree to enter their company. But also I agree with you about skills, a lot of people have a degree but no job skills, therefore, they won’t get hired. Similarly, people with great skills and no college degrees also don’t get hired or can’t move up in the company, so it can go one of both ways.

As your comment on trucking, it’s true that I won’t know “everything” about trucking but that’s why I’m willing to take the risk and find out myself. And also your comment on “rude awakening” that goes for every career. Even if your a medical doctor, nurse, lawyer, plumber, electrician, you may think you know how to do everything correctly on your career BUT there’s also more to learn and a lot of mistakes made and even new problems that come up that you don’t know how to solve.

 

Lol it’s pretty sexy to me man! Haha, but your right I believe that a CDL can give you more job options and that you can always find a trucking but because there in demand. The trucking industry keeps the world going and without truckers this world wouldn’t exist. What field did you study?

 

Scratch that about what field you studied lol I just read education.

 

Ahh got cha, my friend is a k2 and also k3 teacher and he tells me he regrets it because kids don’t listen and they throw things at him haha. He currently works in inglewood, CA, which is sort of the bad part of town. He’s going to take a pay cut and teach at his old school by six flags CA.

 

I met so many lawyers and attorneys that told me they regretted going to law school. They spent so many hours and also a lot of money for graduate school. They graduate, come out and work for a company that isn't what they expected it to be. Some I know owe more than 500k, some even up to 1 million, no joke. It's scary to see them charge so much and starting law school graduates barely make anything. But don't get me wrong, law is a very good field to get into and it protects our rights.

 

Engineer is a very rewarding carrier, I originally wanted to be a engineer but chose the physical therapy route because I was undecided for 3 years after high school. The main reason why I chose this route was because my cousin convinced me and now I regret it haha. Anyways where'd you go to school at?