How does a person whom has dedicated their life to learning and growing find themselves a job at @SpaceX ?
I have been working in my industry for 21+years now. Bored out of my mind for at least the past 10 years. I've started my own business, became so essential in my business that no one will hire me, because they'd have to fill the role I currently fulfill.
I'm so bored and drained, this wasn't my life goal. There is so much more to the mission.
If @elonmusk has any positions available for someone that wants to use their knowledge to continue building a better future, I'm all on-board.
I am mission driven, but the past decade of my life has been tied to slow construction schedules and dealing with poor planning and incompetence.
I would love to throw my skills and knowledge toward any of Elon's projects.
I can only imagine what it would be like to work with like minded, mission focuse people, and not someone whom is only there for a paycheck.
@boringcompany Any positions open for a jack of all trades that can swing a pickaxe, sling a keyboard and has spent over 20 years wiring and designing low voltage integration systems? I wouldn't mind something a little more Boring to work on. Gen-x 12+ hour work day ethic included.
@Graham__Hancock It was a great conversation and a great opportunity to spread your knowledge to people whom may have never heard it before.
Wishing you a speedy recovery and excited to read your new book!
@JeffBezos I have a small business in the construction industry. The majority of our projects are for Amazon. The taxes that I pay as an employer and all of the income tax that myself and my employees pay would not be possible if it was not for the amount of work that we do for Amazon.
@TheCinesthetic Not a 9.9. I went in to it with very high expectations. I would give it a mid 7. They could've shortened the back story a few minutes and shown more detail of the battle between everyone else on the field.