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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:15:29 PM EST
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Other than a S&P 500 company out of his dorm room at Harvard?
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:16:11 PM EST
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Sammy, it's a little-known fact that the North American elk, due to be shape of its esophagus, cannot pronounce he word 'lasagna'..
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:17:58 PM EST
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Meh, plenty of millenials are doing great things. Seems to me Ratz needs to get off the internet and into the real world.
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:19:57 PM EST
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Millenials are the useless SJWs.
They are also a lot of the guys who have been fighting killing and dying for us the last decade. Good and bad just like every other generation. |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:20:14 PM EST
[#5]
What a faggot.
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:21:32 PM EST
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Did we just find capnrob?
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:21:38 PM EST
[#7]
Well there is SPACEX you dumb ass. Where the average age of employees is 30 (millennial generation).
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:24:19 PM EST
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I completely agree with him on this. I work with a bunch of them and you would be surprised at how little real world knowledge a fresh out of college engineer has. It is downright scary when you have to explain what and engine is or the fact that you cannot connect to the ecm on a vehicle without first having the key in the on position. M favorite was that the engineer was complaining that the AC in the truck didn't work. I did, you just have to be running the engine first smart one.
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:28:12 PM EST
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Millenials are the useless SJWs. They are also a lot of the guys who have been fighting killing and dying for us the last decade. Good and bad just like every other generation. Yeah, but there's a big push by the Lamest Generation of Boomers to shit all over them because Boomers didn't amount to much except a huge drain on the country, and Obama. |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:29:14 PM EST
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I completely agree with him on this. I work with a bunch of them and you would be surprised at how little real world knowledge a fresh out of college engineer has. It is downright scary when you have to explain what and engine is or the fact that you cannot connect to the ecm on a vehicle without first having the key in the on position. M favorite was that the engineer was complaining that the AC in the truck didn't work. I did, you just have to be running the engine first smart one. I'm 37. I didn't know how to use an ODB 2 reader until this spring. |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:29:51 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Yeah, but there's a big push by the Lamest Generation of Boomers to shit all over them because Boomers didn't amount to much except a huge drain on the country, and Obama. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Millenials are the useless SJWs. They are also a lot of the guys who have been fighting killing and dying for us the last decade. Good and bad just like every other generation. Yeah, but there's a big push by the Lamest Generation of Boomers to shit all over them because Boomers didn't amount to much except a huge drain on the country, and Obama. I'm not crapping on anyone except to say I don't trust any of you other pricks.  |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:30:18 PM EST
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Well, he did die taking the bridge at Nijmegen.  |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:30:23 PM EST
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"That’s what I spoke to Congress about. Just in manufacturing, we’re almost a million people short. These are jobs that are $50,000 a year and up. "
I hear this line all the time. Where are these 1000000 $50K+ jobs? If they were that numerous and that in demand then you would figure there would be TV and bill board adds. |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:31:05 PM EST
[#14]
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I completely agree with him on this. I work with a bunch of them and you would be surprised at how little real world knowledge a fresh out of college engineer has. It is downright scary when you have to explain what and engine is or the fact that you cannot connect to the ecm on a vehicle without first having the key in the on position. M favorite was that the engineer was complaining that the AC in the truck didn't work. I did, you just have to be running the engine first smart one. You'd be shocked how many old timers think they can just come work on a show and don't know shit. But a lot of kids straight out of college are just as bad
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:31:37 PM EST
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When I get old and recognize my physical and mental and sexual abilities failing, I'll be sure to blame it on people born in the 2020s, after all this America, nothing is ever your own fault and everyone is SPECIAL
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:33:46 PM EST
[#16]
Shut up and do another voiceover Cliff.
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:34:40 PM EST
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"That’s what I spoke to Congress about. Just in manufacturing, we’re almost a million people short. These are jobs that are $50,000 a year and up. " I hear this line all the time. Where are these 1000000 $50K+ jobs? If they were that numerous and that in demand then you would figure there would be TV and bill board adds. Machine operator wanted: 5 yrs experience minimum: certifications for Haas, Okuma, Mori Seiki and manual machines to include Bridgeport-style mills and engine lathes; Must be able to do machine setup and fixturing. $12/hr, no overtime, no benefits. |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:34:46 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Well there is SPACEX you dumb ass. Where the average age of employees is 30 (millennial generation). |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:36:09 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Well there is SPACEX you dumb ass. Where the average age of employees is 30 (millennial generation).  |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:36:35 PM EST
[#20]
Give 'em time. Our nation's future rests on their shoulders. Ratzenburger will be out in a field fucking goats and young boys if they fail.
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:36:52 PM EST
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Machine operator wanted: 5 yrs experience minimum: certifications for Haas, Okuma, Mori Seiki and manual machines to include Bridgeport-style mills and engine lathes; Must be able to do machine setup and fixturing. $12/hr, no overtime, no benefits. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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"That’s what I spoke to Congress about. Just in manufacturing, we’re almost a million people short. These are jobs that are $50,000 a year and up. " I hear this line all the time. Where are these 1000000 $50K+ jobs? If they were that numerous and that in demand then you would figure there would be TV and bill board adds. Machine operator wanted: 5 yrs experience minimum: certifications for Haas, Okuma, Mori Seiki and manual machines to include Bridgeport-style mills and engine lathes; Must be able to do machine setup and fixturing. $12/hr, no overtime, no benefits. lol no thanks |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:36:53 PM EST
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The founder isn't a Millennial though Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Well there is SPACEX you dumb ass. Where the average age of employees is 30 (millennial generation). Or an American. |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:37:14 PM EST
[#23]
What a retard.
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:38:27 PM EST
[#24]
Many millenials are shit but quite a few of them fought and kicked ass in Iraq and Afghanistan too.
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:40:13 PM EST
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Well, he did die taking the bridge at Nijmegen. http://www.wearysloth.com/Gallery/ActorsR/14334.gif Too far. 
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:41:58 PM EST
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I hope he posted that on Facebook. Which was built by millennials.
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:43:22 PM EST
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Machine operator wanted: 5 yrs experience minimum: certifications for Haas, Okuma, Mori Seiki and manual machines to include Bridgeport-style mills and engine lathes; Must be able to do machine setup and fixturing. $12/hr, no overtime, no benefits. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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"That’s what I spoke to Congress about. Just in manufacturing, we’re almost a million people short. These are jobs that are $50,000 a year and up. " I hear this line all the time. Where are these 1000000 $50K+ jobs? If they were that numerous and that in demand then you would figure there would be TV and bill board adds. Machine operator wanted: 5 yrs experience minimum: certifications for Haas, Okuma, Mori Seiki and manual machines to include Bridgeport-style mills and engine lathes; Must be able to do machine setup and fixturing. $12/hr, no overtime, no benefits. I mean I not saying they don't exist but when when Boomers say it like that, it sounds like their implying that kids these days are to just lazy to put away the bong and go down the street to a shop and make 30 an hour working 7-3 with just a cup of clean piss and a good attitude. 
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:48:44 PM EST
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Machine operator wanted: 5 yrs experience minimum: certifications for Haas, Okuma, Mori Seiki and manual machines to include Bridgeport-style mills and engine lathes; Must be able to do machine setup and fixturing. $12/hr, no overtime, no benefits. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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"That’s what I spoke to Congress about. Just in manufacturing, we’re almost a million people short. These are jobs that are $50,000 a year and up. " I hear this line all the time. Where are these 1000000 $50K+ jobs? If they were that numerous and that in demand then you would figure there would be TV and bill board adds. Machine operator wanted: 5 yrs experience minimum: certifications for Haas, Okuma, Mori Seiki and manual machines to include Bridgeport-style mills and engine lathes; Must be able to do machine setup and fixturing. $12/hr, no overtime, no benefits. winner winner. these high paying blue collar jobs are the rights version of the wage gap, they don't actually exist but damn if we don't pretend like they do. no one is going to pay anyone near that amount ever. the only way to make that is to be a bitch for several years save up to buy the assets to go out on your own. |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:54:52 PM EST
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winner winner. these high paying blue collar jobs are the rights version of the wage gap, they don't actually exist but damn if we don't pretend like they do. no one is going to pay anyone near that amount ever. the only way to make that is to be a bitch for several years save up to buy the assets to go out on your own. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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"That’s what I spoke to Congress about. Just in manufacturing, we’re almost a million people short. These are jobs that are $50,000 a year and up. " I hear this line all the time. Where are these 1000000 $50K+ jobs? If they were that numerous and that in demand then you would figure there would be TV and bill board adds. Machine operator wanted: 5 yrs experience minimum: certifications for Haas, Okuma, Mori Seiki and manual machines to include Bridgeport-style mills and engine lathes; Must be able to do machine setup and fixturing. $12/hr, no overtime, no benefits. winner winner. these high paying blue collar jobs are the rights version of the wage gap, they don't actually exist but damn if we don't pretend like they do. no one is going to pay anyone near that amount ever. the only way to make that is to be a bitch for several years save up to buy the assets to go out on your own. Most entry level Diesel Mechanic positions start at $15/hr around here. And they love to actually hire "entry level" people. As long as you had the foresight and ability to get your CDL. |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:57:09 PM EST
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I hope he posted that on Facebook. Which was built by millennials. Which proves his point! |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:58:59 PM EST
[#31]
They rebuilt Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:59:20 PM EST
[#32]
Quote HistoryQuoted: Which proves his point! Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: I hope he posted that on Facebook. Which was built by millennials. Which proves his point! Posting on facebook in 5 minutes replaces millions of dollars in ads and campaigns. |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 4:59:56 PM EST
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Most entry level Diesel Mechanic positions start at $15/hr around here. And they love to actually hire "entry level" people. As long as you had the foresight and ability to get your CDL. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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"That’s what I spoke to Congress about. Just in manufacturing, we’re almost a million people short. These are jobs that are $50,000 a year and up. " I hear this line all the time. Where are these 1000000 $50K+ jobs? If they were that numerous and that in demand then you would figure there would be TV and bill board adds. Machine operator wanted: 5 yrs experience minimum: certifications for Haas, Okuma, Mori Seiki and manual machines to include Bridgeport-style mills and engine lathes; Must be able to do machine setup and fixturing. $12/hr, no overtime, no benefits. winner winner. these high paying blue collar jobs are the rights version of the wage gap, they don't actually exist but damn if we don't pretend like they do. no one is going to pay anyone near that amount ever. the only way to make that is to be a bitch for several years save up to buy the assets to go out on your own. Most entry level Diesel Mechanic positions start at $15/hr around here. And they love to actually hire "entry level" people. As long as you had the foresight and ability to get your CDL. DO you have to supply all your own tools and spend 3-5k of your own money to go to CDL school for a month while not making any money. Or does the job pay for it? |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 5:00:32 PM EST
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DO you have to supply all your own tools and spend 3-5k of your own money to go to CDL school for a month while not making any money. Or does the job pay for it? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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"That’s what I spoke to Congress about. Just in manufacturing, we’re almost a million people short. These are jobs that are $50,000 a year and up. " I hear this line all the time. Where are these 1000000 $50K+ jobs? If they were that numerous and that in demand then you would figure there would be TV and bill board adds. Machine operator wanted: 5 yrs experience minimum: certifications for Haas, Okuma, Mori Seiki and manual machines to include Bridgeport-style mills and engine lathes; Must be able to do machine setup and fixturing. $12/hr, no overtime, no benefits. winner winner. these high paying blue collar jobs are the rights version of the wage gap, they don't actually exist but damn if we don't pretend like they do. no one is going to pay anyone near that amount ever. the only way to make that is to be a bitch for several years save up to buy the assets to go out on your own. Most entry level Diesel Mechanic positions start at $15/hr around here. And they love to actually hire "entry level" people. As long as you had the foresight and ability to get your CDL. DO you have to supply all your own tools and spend 3-5k of your own money to go to CDL school for a month while not making any money. Or does the job pay for it?
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Posted: 6/26/2016 5:01:50 PM EST
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lol no thanks Quote HistoryQuoted:
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"That’s what I spoke to Congress about. Just in manufacturing, we’re almost a million people short. These are jobs that are $50,000 a year and up. " I hear this line all the time. Where are these 1000000 $50K+ jobs? If they were that numerous and that in demand then you would figure there would be TV and bill board adds. Machine operator wanted: 5 yrs experience minimum: certifications for Haas, Okuma, Mori Seiki and manual machines to include Bridgeport-style mills and engine lathes; Must be able to do machine setup and fixturing. $12/hr, no overtime, no benefits. lol no thanks "See, there are no qualified american applicants! We need more H1B visas to fill this labor shortfall!" |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 5:02:36 PM EST
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Vice president of a company that does $450 million a year. We have a permanent bill board next to the interstate hiring welders. We start "tackers" at $20/hour and go up to $55/hour for those than can pass a drug test, weld in all posisitions and a variety of processes, willing to work with a variety of high nickel alloys (or inconel/monel etc..we get NO that's hard to weld a lot)and pass their test/x-ray/etc... on a regular basis. 1 out of 4 applicants will flunk a drug test and then go from there. No travel etc...
It's "hot" in the shop even tho they get off every Friday, we pay 100% of insurance and give profit sharing that will average about 8% of their gross. It's hard to find people who will work, but it's "hot" in the shop. Gee I dunno, the other VP was a welder and then moved to a welding inspector and now VP. But it's HOT in the shop. |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 5:03:11 PM EST
[#37]
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"See, there are no qualified american applicants! We need more H1B visas to fill this labor shortfall!" Quote HistoryQuoted:
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"That’s what I spoke to Congress about. Just in manufacturing, we’re almost a million people short. These are jobs that are $50,000 a year and up. " I hear this line all the time. Where are these 1000000 $50K+ jobs? If they were that numerous and that in demand then you would figure there would be TV and bill board adds. Machine operator wanted: 5 yrs experience minimum: certifications for Haas, Okuma, Mori Seiki and manual machines to include Bridgeport-style mills and engine lathes; Must be able to do machine setup and fixturing. $12/hr, no overtime, no benefits. lol no thanks "See, there are no qualified american applicants! We need more H1B visas to fill this labor shortfall!" I could work at mcdonalds here and make $10/hr with OT and benefits. |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 5:07:37 PM EST
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Yeah, he's "just an actor" but knows what he's talking about. http://www.hollywoodintoto.com/john-ratzenberger-millennials-never-built-anything/ Old men shaking fists at clouds again? I saw a lot of Millennials working for Elon Musk and cheering when the rocket they designed and built returned to a landing pad at sea. No matter the generation, only a small percentage of people do great things, or become wealthy and powerful. The majority of us exist to support those people in some way or another. |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 5:09:32 PM EST
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Vice president of a company that does $450 million a year. We have a permanent bill board next to the interstate hiring welders. We start "tackers" at $20/hour and go up to $55/hour for those than can pass a drug test, weld in all posisitions and a variety of processes, willing to work with a variety of high nickel alloys (or inconel/monel etc..we get NO that's hard to weld a lot)and pass their test/x-ray/etc... on a regular basis. 1 out of 4 applicants will flunk a drug test and then go from there. No travel etc... It's "hot" in the shop even tho they get off every Friday, we pay 100% of insurance and give profit sharing that will average about 8% of their gross. It's hard to find people who will work, but it's "hot" in the shop. Gee I dunno, the other VP was a welder and then moved to a welding inspector and now VP. But it's HOT in the shop. Where is this? |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 5:09:43 PM EST
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Posted: 6/26/2016 5:10:16 PM EST
[#41]
Quote HistoryQuoted: I completely agree with him on this. I work with a bunch of them and you would be surprised at how little real world knowledge a fresh out of college engineer has. It is downright scary when you have to explain what and engine is or the fact that you cannot connect to the ecm on a vehicle without first having the key in the on position. M favorite was that the engineer was complaining that the AC in the truck didn't work. I did, you just have to be running the engine first smart one. Pretty much everyone under 37ish is a Millenial. Every time I hear "Millenials are worthless," I think the genius making that statement assumes Millenials are the under 25 crowd. |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 5:10:21 PM EST
[#42]
There are always some old guys with bad attitudes ready to shit on subsequent generations. Those of us in "Gen X" were all supposed to be losers too
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Posted: 6/26/2016 5:11:36 PM EST
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DO you have to supply all your own tools and spend 3-5k of your own money to go to CDL school for a month while not making any money. Or does the job pay for it? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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"That’s what I spoke to Congress about. Just in manufacturing, we’re almost a million people short. These are jobs that are $50,000 a year and up. " I hear this line all the time. Where are these 1000000 $50K+ jobs? If they were that numerous and that in demand then you would figure there would be TV and bill board adds. Machine operator wanted: 5 yrs experience minimum: certifications for Haas, Okuma, Mori Seiki and manual machines to include Bridgeport-style mills and engine lathes; Must be able to do machine setup and fixturing. $12/hr, no overtime, no benefits. winner winner. these high paying blue collar jobs are the rights version of the wage gap, they don't actually exist but damn if we don't pretend like they do. no one is going to pay anyone near that amount ever. the only way to make that is to be a bitch for several years save up to buy the assets to go out on your own. Most entry level Diesel Mechanic positions start at $15/hr around here. And they love to actually hire "entry level" people. As long as you had the foresight and ability to get your CDL. DO you have to supply all your own tools and spend 3-5k of your own money to go to CDL school for a month while not making any money. Or does the job pay for it? All the places that have turned me down so far told me the same thing: "wed love to hire you, but we're looking for someone who already has a CDL." |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 5:11:39 PM EST
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Where is this? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Vice president of a company that does $450 million a year. We have a permanent bill board next to the interstate hiring welders. We start "tackers" at $20/hour and go up to $55/hour for those than can pass a drug test, weld in all posisitions and a variety of processes, willing to work with a variety of high nickel alloys (or inconel/monel etc..we get NO that's hard to weld a lot)and pass their test/x-ray/etc... on a regular basis. 1 out of 4 applicants will flunk a drug test and then go from there. No travel etc... It's "hot" in the shop even tho they get off every Friday, we pay 100% of insurance and give profit sharing that will average about 8% of their gross. It's hard to find people who will work, but it's "hot" in the shop. Gee I dunno, the other VP was a welder and then moved to a welding inspector and now VP. But it's HOT in the shop. Where is this? Phoenix?
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Posted: 6/26/2016 5:12:25 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Machine operator wanted: 5 yrs experience minimum: certifications for Haas, Okuma, Mori Seiki and manual machines to include Bridgeport-style mills and engine lathes; Must be able to do machine setup and fixturing. $12/hr, no overtime, no benefits. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: "That’s what I spoke to Congress about. Just in manufacturing, we’re almost a million people short. These are jobs that are $50,000 a year and up. " I hear this line all the time. Where are these 1000000 $50K+ jobs? If they were that numerous and that in demand then you would figure there would be TV and bill board adds. Machine operator wanted: 5 yrs experience minimum: certifications for Haas, Okuma, Mori Seiki and manual machines to include Bridgeport-style mills and engine lathes; Must be able to do machine setup and fixturing. $12/hr, no overtime, no benefits. That's frighteningly accurate. Did you pull that from Indeed.com? |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 5:14:00 PM EST
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"I don't know why those stupid, lazy, worthless millennials aren't flocking to our cause." - Middle-aged Conservative Activist #347. |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 5:14:01 PM EST
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That's frighteningly accurate. Did you pull that from Indeed.com? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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"That’s what I spoke to Congress about. Just in manufacturing, we’re almost a million people short. These are jobs that are $50,000 a year and up. " I hear this line all the time. Where are these 1000000 $50K+ jobs? If they were that numerous and that in demand then you would figure there would be TV and bill board adds. Machine operator wanted: 5 yrs experience minimum: certifications for Haas, Okuma, Mori Seiki and manual machines to include Bridgeport-style mills and engine lathes; Must be able to do machine setup and fixturing. $12/hr, no overtime, no benefits. That's frighteningly accurate. Did you pull that from Indeed.com? I was on the hunt for a job recently.
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Posted: 6/26/2016 5:14:02 PM EST
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Shit talking millennials is retarded when I literally have written code for automating processes that remove people from their job. I'm not even a great example of someone's ability to do this.
Previous generations spent decades working in simple minded ways while one new person can replace their job in less than a year. |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 5:14:49 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Phoenix? Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Vice president of a company that does $450 million a year. We have a permanent bill board next to the interstate hiring welders. We start "tackers" at $20/hour and go up to $55/hour for those than can pass a drug test, weld in all posisitions and a variety of processes, willing to work with a variety of high nickel alloys (or inconel/monel etc..we get NO that's hard to weld a lot)and pass their test/x-ray/etc... on a regular basis. 1 out of 4 applicants will flunk a drug test and then go from there. No travel etc... It's "hot" in the shop even tho they get off every Friday, we pay 100% of insurance and give profit sharing that will average about 8% of their gross. It's hard to find people who will work, but it's "hot" in the shop. Gee I dunno, the other VP was a welder and then moved to a welding inspector and now VP. But it's HOT in the shop. Where is this? Phoenix? No, but I know who you are talking about. Well known in the industry, as a shit place to work and a lot of their office people flee all across the rest of the country. |
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Posted: 6/26/2016 5:16:11 PM EST
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Lol.
Ok. |
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