u/AncientCourage566

I have over three years of experience in the data center industry, working in Project Controls, Financial Management, and currently as a Scheduler for one of the top five general contractors. Despite my experience and education, I feel like my salary has plateaued around $120k.

My friend Project Engineers or Commissioning (CX) Engineers with only 1–2 years of experience, especially in travel roles, earning $200k or more.

I’ve been considering earning my PMP certification and transitioning into a Project Engineer role, but I’m not sure if that’s the best path. I also have a bachelor’s degree in Business and an MBA in Finance.

Given my background, what would you recommend? Should I stay in Project Controls and aim for a senior role, move into Project Engineering or Project Management, or pursue another path that offers better long-term earning potential? I’d really appreciate any advice from people who have made a similar transition.

I called the midland credit and agreed to 50% but they didn’t wanted to give me anything in writing and kept on saying stalling. Now I got a summon from court. Amount is 4k. What should I do? I can pay off now debt but is there any better solution so it gets dismissed and removed from my credit score? Reduced etc

Thanks

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