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As one contemplates emerging trends, one could consider that various careers will shrink and flex due to technological changes etc.
I suspect that photography may become a victim of the ability of people to do their own work.
As one contemplates the possibility of not realizing a significant profit for the aforementioned reasons, as well as other unmentioned ones, one should logically consider other vocations.
The only jobs that ever kept me interested were the challenging ones. Besides, they pay better. I am also an irregular ass kisser so I need to consider working with my brains and hands vs. traditional white collar stuff.
I am thinking that underwater welding might suit me. An aquatic environment would relieve the chronic hip and neck pain that I am currently saddled with due to poor driving decisions by others. The increased risk and specialization also means enhanced pay. Plus I have done enough plumbing and wiring to enhance my abilities.
If you need someone to go 300 feet deep and weld and plumb, you should expect to pay them decently.
Anybody know some deep sea welders?
It pays extremely well if you are willing to go well over 300 feet deep for extended periods. The casualties are also significant. If I thought life was cheap enough to do work in excess of 400 feet, I might consider mercenary work. But life can be good at times.
I suspect that photography may become a victim of the ability of people to do their own work.
As one contemplates the possibility of not realizing a significant profit for the aforementioned reasons, as well as other unmentioned ones, one should logically consider other vocations.
The only jobs that ever kept me interested were the challenging ones. Besides, they pay better. I am also an irregular ass kisser so I need to consider working with my brains and hands vs. traditional white collar stuff.
I am thinking that underwater welding might suit me. An aquatic environment would relieve the chronic hip and neck pain that I am currently saddled with due to poor driving decisions by others. The increased risk and specialization also means enhanced pay. Plus I have done enough plumbing and wiring to enhance my abilities.
If you need someone to go 300 feet deep and weld and plumb, you should expect to pay them decently.
Anybody know some deep sea welders?
It pays extremely well if you are willing to go well over 300 feet deep for extended periods. The casualties are also significant. If I thought life was cheap enough to do work in excess of 400 feet, I might consider mercenary work. But life can be good at times.
