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Originally Posted by tonypeoni
"I fell into sales" Im in sales also and feel what your saying. Lets face though if you start all over again with a different career your talking 10 to 15 years to get back to what a decent sales job will pay. You'll have have to climb the corporate latter one rung at a time. Not to mention all the debt you'll have to pay back from your schooling. Id say stick with what you know.
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Yes all logical. My "plan" is to move into Nuclear at Bruce Power. My dad has worked there for 30 years, my bothers Best man's mother works directly with Duncan Hawthorn (president) and I went to school with the son of the VP of Corporate Affairs. While certainly not a sure thing my 15 years of experience in sales makes me a very good interviewee. They are experiencing a huge exodus (retirement, most are in thier mid 50's) of long term employees so they will be hiring. Salaries are embarrassingly high.
Also since I have been laid off I have the opportunity to apply for a government program called "second career". The program would pay for part of my education.
Its a half baked plan so far, I still have to look at all the "what if's"