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Need explanation of Simulator Maintenance job?
HydroDave63:
--- Quote from: weatherby460 on Jan 31, 2013, 08:50 ---Had the interview....it went well...it is a contract to hire job for eventually to be a maintenance person......i hope i get it
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Are you going to take it if they only offer the pay as discussed? It does look like a decent foot in the door!
weatherby460:
Here is my deal...i am out of work, my company moved out of the states, I was making $31 an hour in maintenance. My wife has health insurance, so I am ok there. I am going to ask for 27.50 if I get the offer. Which is still cheap since they are not paying for any benefits...but, I am sure they will low ball me. But, I think its the best chance I have to get my foot in the door...its a 45 mile commute each way, but i think I can tolerate that just fine. Finally I was on third shift.....this is day shift...thats a huge bonus for me. No pre taxed 401K kinda bites...I have always been vested in a 401K since I was 18.
Any thoughts
HydroDave63:
--- Quote from: weatherby460 on Feb 01, 2013, 09:42 ---Any thoughts
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1. If you truly want the job, I wouldn't argue much over the pay.
2. Since you had 401k's, did you do a rollover? You should be able to contribute...but that's for the tax professionals to advise.
3. Foot in the door, and all that.
UncaBuffalo:
--- Quote from: HydroDave63 on Feb 01, 2013, 08:03 ---1. If you truly want the job, I wouldn't argue much over the pay.
2. Since you had 401k's, did you do a rollover? You should be able to contribute...but that's for the tax professionals to advise.
3. Foot in the door, and all that.
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Yeah. What he said. :)
weatherby460:
Are I&C Techs usually hired from within, or can people get in from the outside?
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