Well on a more serious note, I am getting out in May. Anyone with contacts I could submit a resume to would be a huge help.

[ Edited by Acill on 2005/9/26 4:30 ]

Acill

Congrats. Probably a good time to get out before things really escalate in the world, i'm sure it was a great experienced though..

As far as submitting a resume, you are asking us? We are al "losers" and live home with our parents, cause trouble, and play video games...



magnetic

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LOL!

I know that I shouldnt answered here,.. but well.. I was the one first to shout about you beeing in the army.. hehe, I just didnt want to loose you.

Your a really good friend, and I wish it will last.


Regards,
The one and only AmiX :ØD aka Michal etc..

Good luck friend, and I wish you luck in finding employment on the "outside"!

Good luck Paul, I hope the jobhunt goes well!

Steve

Are you looking for work in san diego? or where and how far are you willing to travel. Let me know and ill call people I know. NO!!! Promises, but I know a few people here and there. TO bad your not in sanjose, sonora, CA. I know I coudl get you work there =(

@Acill:

maybe you should tell us in what category you are searching jobs. radio dj? trash sorting? underwater research? a job as clown or a job as guy who saves frogs?
I doubt random contacts could help you if you don't know yourself what u really want. Just a hint. ;)

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That might be a cool job.

PS: Acill, go to college.

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You know I am looking to come home to San Jose! Our family is all there! Type of work I am looking into is IT or field tech stuff. Electronics ect.

Oh and Velcro I went to college and I have a BSIT.

[ Edited by Acill on 2005/10/1 18:56 ]

on a plus I know people in sanjose =). Ill make some calls, a good friend of mine is working for a company that makes imbedded games ill ask em if there looking for anyone.

Mr. AciII wrote:

>Well on a more serious note, I am getting out in May.
>Anyone with contacts I could submit a resume to would be a huge help.

Well. If you are looking for a new job then first you must contact firms and enterprises which produce hardware, software and electronics for US Navy.

They are known to apprecciate people with skilled experiences...
...and more... they apprecciate mostly the people who could help them to improve manuals, procedures, devices in order to develop these with systems and functions that are really needed into military situations of functioning.

Try to get a list of well known firms which produce military furnishings and send hem your detailed curriculum-vitae.

Well. This is is only a FIRST idea in searching a new job based on your skilled Know-How capabilities.

[ Edited by Raf_MegaByte on 2005/10/3 13:44 ]

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Well, I just suggested you here on another MISSING post of mine...

(BTW: where is it??? Was my reply missing during site wrekage?)

...to contact firms and manifacturers of US military furnishings which are well known to hire skilled people like you and former military personnel who could help them to improve their products, manuals, to set new procedures of using their electronics hardware on sale by using military standards, and also to train their working teams on these procedures.

Try to contact these firms by sending them your curricullum vitae.

Addresses of these firms are public. Ask them at your local US-Navy Commmand HQ.

Hope I was here of some help for you.

Ciao,

Raffaele

P.S.: How Amazing! My previous post just appears again just after I posted this one.

[ Edited by Raf_MegaByte on 2005/10/9 18:21 ]

Acill, I wonder if you have the skills to find a place at a company like this:

http://news.com.com/Freescale+buys+fabless+semiconductor+firm/2110-7351_3-5905357.html

Hi Acill,
Congrats! Wish I had some leads for you, but -- none. Avoid Michigan! It ranks the highest in the US in unemployment. Dephi went bust; GM is going into Gut Management; Bill Ford whacked a few, but they're "built Ford Tough now"! Other areas associated with autos is equally bad. It's beginning to look like aXe-mas!
Did I say cheers!

Good luck in your job search, hope it goes well for you.

:)