
I rose through the ranks quickly at Pizzicato, and received several raises. Due to schooling, I turned down four separate managerial positions that required a minimum of 45 hours per week. Prior to finishing my transfer degree, I decided to give trade work a try. I became a Lead Technician after two months of joining the industry, and I ran my own team. I worked 60+ hour weeks, and I made a very comfortable living. After roughly seven months, I decided the industry I was in wasn't for me due to the long hours, late nights, hyper-physical work, and work hazards. Now I'm back at Pizzicato in a managerial position. I plan to get a job in the medical field soon to help me get into nursing school.
I also have a few weeks of experience working in home remodeling for TenBridges Real Estate Investment. I was working alongside a family friend and tearing things down. Mainly taking down walls, and pulling up carpet/floorboards.