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My background is in the sciences, and my former boss has ducked me over to the point I'm basically unhireable in my actual field.

I did something on my own time, and she's used it as leverage to get HR down my neck until I resigned, then found a new job and retaliate against me at my new (got fired today) job.

Fuck science, fuck doing the right thing, why not start a career with RotoRooter?

My background is in the sciences, and my former boss has ducked me over to the point I'm basically unhireable in my actual field. I did something on my own time, and she's used it as leverage to get HR down my neck until I resigned, then found a new job and retaliate against me at my new (got fired today) job. Fuck science, fuck doing the right thing, why not start a career with RotoRooter?
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[–] • 3 pts

Plumbing would be a good, solid, paying job. However with a "science" background, welding may be a more suitable, challenging and lucrative career path. In either case, some retraining will be in order. Sniff around a bit and see what piques your interest. Good luck!

[–] • 1 pt

Thanks, I have a feeling I'll need it. It's disheartening to have an MS and skill set that's functionally useless now. It was a very niche field.

I'll start applying tomorrow for other jobs in the same field but everyone knows everyone unfortunately. My 6 month old is gonna be sad that dads not gonna be around for lunch anymore.