[AT] Agricultural Equipment Diagnostic Technicians

[Cecil Bearden]

I have a good friend here who has a Physics degree.  He ended up being a 
computer programmer for Seagate.  The work he does with hard drives is 
very interesting, but he has to work his butt off to keep up with the 
ever changing technology..  He must put in 80 hrs a week..
Cecil

On 8/25/2019 6:40 AM, Henry Miller wrote:
> Not being able to get a job with your degree is common. I'd recommend a good degree over a trade everyday. However only if you get a hood degree. I work in an air conditioned office on hot summer days, when it is cold the heat is comfortable.
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> A couple years ago one of my coworkers got all excited about the noble prize winner that year. When he was a physics senior he was talking to that winner about doing a PhD with her on what she got the prize for. They he realized that there are 7 jobs for physics PhDs every year, which was the number of physics students in just his little school... He got his physics degree, but started looking for a way to transform that into a career with demand.
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> I need to get back to my tractors.
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