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InfamousICON

InfamousICON

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I can't see myself sitting in a cubicle for ever. I gotta stay active and do something on my feet. I've been reading about how hard of work it is but I figured after 8 and a half years in the Army working 60+ hour work weeks I should be fine. A normal 40-50 hour work work type job is gonna feel like vacation to me lol i'd feel spoiled with an 8 hour work shift.

The math is gonna be rough though since I haven't done any since I was 16, but the union i'm looking at requires a college level math course or a course offered through the National Electricians Association before you get hired. It's just basic Algebra to get started.
 
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InfamousICON said:
I can't see myself sitting in a cubicle for ever. I gotta stay active and do something on my feet. I've been reading about how hard of work it is but I figured after 8 and a half years in the Army working 60+ hour work weeks I should be fine. A normal 40-50 hour work work type job is gonna feel like vacation to me lol i'd feel spoiled with an 8 hour work shift.

The math is gonna be rough though since I haven't done any since I was 16, but the union i'm looking at requires a college level math course or a course offered through the National Electricians Association before you get hired. It's just basically Algebra to get started.
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yea, math sucks but all it takes is the right attitude and perfect attendance to get through anything. you can do it; its not like super complex math it just takes some dedication, as does anything
 
InfamousICON

InfamousICON

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yeah the math shouldn't be a problem, I feel like a straight up dumbass but i'm the greatest test taker ever lol

somehow my IQ is really high, I also ace every test I take. My ASVAB and GT scores to join the Army were some of the highest you could get. I was distinguished honor grad in the Army Info Tech AIT course. But ask me questions off the top of my head i'm like "derp derp derp" lol
 
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wtf? dont belittle yourself lol, if you can get some of the highest scores you can get in the army you can ace some fuckin low level college math no problems. i can picture you getting 4.0's for your schooling and looking back at it laughing at the doubt you had
 
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jake921660

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i think my problem is that i get bored to easily when learning from someone else rather than reading it myself. i think this is because they go to slow. if they taught everything they do in an hour long lecture in only 15 minutes i would probably learn a lot better
 
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