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How is working as an RCA and a Regular?

I am currently exploring different career options and usps was one I landed on.

I currently work for a DSP so I am used to delivering packages so I feel the transition wouldn’t be crazy or anything.

I am curious to the pros and cons of the career and I would definitely be looking to do it for long term as I am at the age where I’m ready to settle with a career.

Also how difficult is the hiring process? Also I would be taking a very slight pay cut to start but I feel the trade off would definitely be worth it.

But yes like I said if y’all could give insight to the pros and cons of the job and any other helpful information I would be very grateful and thank you in advance!

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u/JasonShinigami — 8 days ago

What’s it like working as a Field Tech?

I currently work as a package delivery driver and I have been wanting to move into a job that I can use to build skills for a career.

I was curious about dish/starlink because one is hiring near me so I wanted to see what the pros and cons of the job are.

Thank you in advance!

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u/JasonShinigami — 12 days ago

Exploring career paths

Hi, I am currently exploring different career paths and I happened to come across a safelite job posting for a couple trainees.

I was wondering if y’all could tell me the pros and cons of the job as well as what you need to get started

I currently work as a package delivery driver so I am used to driving with a camera monitoring my every move already.

Also how is the growth in this job? Can you make a career out of it? I currently make 21.50 and I saw trainees start at 19.75 but after training they get bumped to 22.75.

And any other insights y’all have would be muchly appreciated thank you very much!

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u/JasonShinigami — 22 days ago

Requirements to enter the industry?

Hi, I (24M) am currently looking into different career paths and one of them was working at a manufacturing plant.

I have only ever done retail and delivering packages, so I do not have any type of background in this field.

I would be fine starting with the entry level positions like assembly line and such but is there a way to make a career out of those positions? Like moving to machine operator etc.?

And how do you all like the job?

Thank you in advance and I hope this made sense as I’m a little out of my element.

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u/JasonShinigami — 26 days ago

Starting soon

Super excited tbh, I have finally left a fairly toxic work environment and I start this job next week. It pays more than I was making and I’m honestly just happy to be out of my last situation.

How do y’all genuinely feel about it here? I know no one really likes their job but what are the pros and cons? Main pro I can see if not having to take work home with you.

And any tips and tricks y’all have to get a good start?

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u/JasonShinigami — 2 months ago

Farming

So I notice on ekko my cs is notably worse than when I play my other champions, I was wondering if there’s any tips besides hitting lvl 7 with blasting wand.

For example one of my other champs is Galio so if you q at the right angle you hit every minion then you can use your passive auto to clear easy the wave.

Does ekko have anything like that? Or is it just kinda built into his kit that early his cs is gonna suffer as he just gets poked off wave?

Thank you in advance!

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u/JasonShinigami — 2 months ago

I love ekko

So I’m a Galio and naafiri main and Galio currently is kinda bad and naafiri has been getting perma banned (rightfully so she’s kinda busted as well) lmao

So I was looking for a 3rd and remembered I had tried ekko forever ago and came back to him and omg I forgot how fun he was and how engaging of a champ he is

Every kill I get feels so earned I love it and getting all the dark seal stacks just makes me feel so strong.

This was mainly just an appreciation post but also if y’all have any tips for ekko mid like builds, or content creators you watch or just any general ekko knowledge im all for it!

Thanks in advance!

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u/JasonShinigami — 3 months ago