The future is ever so cloudy...
So basically what happens is this...
there is a test called an SPI, Supervisor Performance Index. Before I can start management training, a 2 year program, I have to pass this test. If I pass I begin full-time 1st week of January. If I fail, I am shit of luck. Damn I'm nervous as hell. They all assure me I will pass, but I am still scared as fuck. Another thing is the pay increase from an intern to mgmt trainee or whatever I would be called is minimal. I am thinking $21/hr. Thats pretty damn gay. Especially considering the pay at Boeing is $28/hr. Crap, I am really at a crossroads now. So uncertain. Anyhow...for all those keeping up to date: I will not be relocating. Well I will, but not out of Southern California. Although, if I keep my options open and make myself available the program can be much less than 2 years. Not many are willing to be moved from CA to like Illinois. Not sure I want that either. Maybe like Boston or New York though.
Anyway:
BOEING: PROS:: lot more money, $ (money, money,.....moooney!)
CONS:: hate it there, little opportunity to really climb the ladder
UPS: PROS:: love the environment, very good opportunity to climb the corporate ladder
CONS:: crap salary the first 2 years!
hmmmm...yea. wonder where i'll live. so much up in the air right now. can't wait until february. god damn transition is coming!!!!
CHEERS!!! to those that are just always there
there is a test called an SPI, Supervisor Performance Index. Before I can start management training, a 2 year program, I have to pass this test. If I pass I begin full-time 1st week of January. If I fail, I am shit of luck. Damn I'm nervous as hell. They all assure me I will pass, but I am still scared as fuck. Another thing is the pay increase from an intern to mgmt trainee or whatever I would be called is minimal. I am thinking $21/hr. Thats pretty damn gay. Especially considering the pay at Boeing is $28/hr. Crap, I am really at a crossroads now. So uncertain. Anyhow...for all those keeping up to date: I will not be relocating. Well I will, but not out of Southern California. Although, if I keep my options open and make myself available the program can be much less than 2 years. Not many are willing to be moved from CA to like Illinois. Not sure I want that either. Maybe like Boston or New York though.
Anyway:
BOEING: PROS:: lot more money, $ (money, money,.....moooney!)
CONS:: hate it there, little opportunity to really climb the ladder
UPS: PROS:: love the environment, very good opportunity to climb the corporate ladder
CONS:: crap salary the first 2 years!
hmmmm...yea. wonder where i'll live. so much up in the air right now. can't wait until february. god damn transition is coming!!!!
CHEERS!!! to those that are just always there