Hi all,
I'm currently working in costing at age 23 and finishing my degree est 2.5 years to go for my CPA. Both Full time. I'm finding myself bored out of my mind every day.
From a family connection, I'm going for a ride-along on Monday morning to look at the power line technician occupation up here in British Columbia Canada. More or less be a pre-apprentice for a day.
I'm incredibly nervous making this jump but have to hope for the best and try things out!
Job Stability and Pay exists for this occupation easily. Just worried about working out doors and the risk of heights and electricity. Any input if this is a good decision? Thought no better way to make up my mind than try a day in their shoes.
I'm currently working in costing at age 23 and finishing my degree est 2.5 years to go for my CPA. Both Full time. I'm finding myself bored out of my mind every day.
From a family connection, I'm going for a ride-along on Monday morning to look at the power line technician occupation up here in British Columbia Canada. More or less be a pre-apprentice for a day.
I'm incredibly nervous making this jump but have to hope for the best and try things out!
Job Stability and Pay exists for this occupation easily. Just worried about working out doors and the risk of heights and electricity. Any input if this is a good decision? Thought no better way to make up my mind than try a day in their shoes.