Good places to look for a new career

[jpm2953]

I've been building race car engines for the past 10 years and I'm ready for a change of scenery. Besides Indeed and ZipRecruiter, where are some good places to look? I am wide open on what to do next. I'm not opposed to starting my own thing but I don't really have anything in mind to do! You got to love changing careers at 34 with a baby on the way.

 

[Tylerls1]

Subd

 

[dtbeck]

look into circumcising babies, you get to keep all tips and there is plenty of room to get a head.

 

[The Old Jaybird]

Do you want a change of jobs/careers? Do you want a change of scenery/location? Or both??

 

[jpm2953]

Do you want a change of jobs/careers? Do you want a change of scenery/location? Or both??

both really. I tend to lean towards something mechanical or technical but I'm open to a desk job...would take some getting used to! I've been hands on since I was 16.

 

[superprime]

Get a job in a machine shop doing production work and then go to school at night to get your certificate. Sounds like you already have the aptitude and once you get into custom machining everyday is new and different.

 

[Just1more]

USAjobs

 

[CUTBAIT]

Wait a few weeks there will be plenty of new open positions. Take ur pick

 

[Deleted member 79987]

Figure out what you would enjoy doing and know something about -- maybe related to a hobby you're passionate about. Then go look for companies that either do that thing, or make that thing. Target those companies specifically, and highlight the skills you have that would transfer or translate into a new job there. Much better than blasting resumes out all over the place on LinkedIn or Indeed.

 

[CUTBAIT]

Pro tip, if they ask if ur activley searching or ok nlook y apply at this job answer is B. You are not and nok t applied anywhere else. And you love ur current job.