Princess Trump: Find Something New & Expose Yourself to Cancer--Be a Windmill Turbine Technician.

[TheBlackAdder]

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Princesses dad was all about how wind turbines cause cancer, and her crazy website is promoting rebranding oneself as a Wind Turbine Technician and make $52K a year!

https://findsomethingnew.org/


Check out all of the neat jobs that thousands of people will pursue, only to find those specialties flooded with applications, much like those days of being a PeopleSoft developer or a Certified Microsoft Technician. People will spend $10K or more and a year of time trying to learn these skills from education puppy mills, that just fleece people out of their hard-earned money--knowing that there are only a finite set of openings, and they probably won't take someone without a college degree or a coup of years of industry work. I've seen this shit play out since the 80's, how these technical schools and fugazi internet schools prey on people's desire to become employed.


You could also train to be a Computer Support Technician, only to find that most are outsourced to other countries and if they aren't your firm will probably look into it or have looked into it and are waiting for the right moment.


Hey, you could train to be a Registered Nurse! What's that, like an intense 6-8 week training course?



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[BigmanPigman]

1. Do you really expect any of her daddy's cult to actually

do this? HA! They need to possess half a brain and they lack that even basic requirement.

[RazzleCat]

2. good f*ing luck

I still remember the "Great Recession", lost my job, first applied for jobs in my field. No luck, then applied for jobs I had prior, still no luck. Last applied for total entry level jobs. The kicker, I was interviewing for a maid position at a hotel, the HR person said she was sorry but she was not going to hire me because, I was over qualified and would quit as soon as I got a better job offer. I just snapped and went off and said, most people do leave when they get a bette job offer. Again good f*ing luck, recession/depression job hunting is one of the most soul crushing futile exercises ever done.

I did get a job, earring 40K a year less, lucky to get it, even luckier as it was a government job, so once in the system more opportunities opened up, took me 4 years of government job hopping to almost get back to my prior salary.