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Any of ya'lls kids need a trade?
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Georgia Colleges with Electrical Technology Programs
- Albany Technical College
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- Augusta Technical College
- Central Georgia Technical College
- Chattahoochee Technical College
- Coastal Pines Technical College
- Columbus Technical College
- Georgia Northwestern Technical College
- Lanier Technical College
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Trades are the way to go. Hell with all this “get a degree”…it’s a useless piece of paper. Get into a trade..Do the work…watch and listen..don’t be a bitch and grow. Watch everyone on the Jobsite. Learn it all. Then you begin to become an asset and learn things like decision making and build confidence with real like skills.
I started in a mechanical trade over 20 years ago. I hustled past those titty babies in the same boat when I was an apprentice and luckily had some old guys teach me instead of being afraid to look bad. Those gents I will never forget.
I don’t climb ladders any more, but I can…I don’t carry heavy **** all day anymore…but I could…I have watched and learned and used that to grow. Now I am at a really good place and Im payed well. Do my thing..and I love work every day..even the fkd up days.
Its all because after being lost for a while I found a trade and I owe everything to the experience that came with it.
We def need the young ones to step up and get out of the rut. There is a lot of money to be made in trades. You can travel anywhere, work on some special projects that you can’t even talk about and meet some really cool people. I hope young men get it into gear and see what is out there.
I started in a mechanical trade over 20 years ago. I hustled past those titty babies in the same boat when I was an apprentice and luckily had some old guys teach me instead of being afraid to look bad. Those gents I will never forget.
I don’t climb ladders any more, but I can…I don’t carry heavy **** all day anymore…but I could…I have watched and learned and used that to grow. Now I am at a really good place and Im payed well. Do my thing..and I love work every day..even the fkd up days.
Its all because after being lost for a while I found a trade and I owe everything to the experience that came with it.
We def need the young ones to step up and get out of the rut. There is a lot of money to be made in trades. You can travel anywhere, work on some special projects that you can’t even talk about and meet some really cool people. I hope young men get it into gear and see what is out there.
Excellent post.
The old guys that have been it forever are the ones to watch and learn from. same here for me. Most are masters at their job and take pride in the finished product…something you rarely see now.
The old guys that have been it forever are the ones to watch and learn from. same here for me. Most are masters at their job and take pride in the finished product…something you rarely see now.
If I was a younger man I'd jump at the opportunity
