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Your very own comment said "lack of supply of fireman". Are you implying that there are open fireman positions that no one is applying for? If so your market i
by austhrow743 7y ago
Your very own comment said "lack of supply of fireman".
Are you implying that there are open fireman positions that no one is applying for? If so your market is incredibly different from the one I know. Here in Australia a job as a fireman is very hard to get.
- supercanuck 7y agoThere are open positions. Whether qualified applicants are applying, I don’t know. https://mobile.twitter.com/CALFIRE_Careers https://mobile.twitter.com/CALFIRE_Careers
- turk73 7y agoThe job of fireman is also extremely hard to get in the US, too, because there is 100% nepotism. You have to be related to a fireman to become a fireman. You can become a volunteer or part-time paid fireman in some areas, but the full time roles require connections. I have lived in three states, it's been the same in each state. The US South is the worst as far as nepotism goes. If you're not from a southern state, it is very difficult to practice law there as well. There are tight controls on all kinds of things that you wouldn't expect. I really don't wish to create a firestorm on here, but your odds of becoming a billionaire in the US are not very good unless you are well aligned with certain factions. Which factions those are I will not say because I will just get accused and the conversation will die. Be that as it may, it does not change the reality that any random individual can't just work hard and attain great wealth, moderate wealth yes, great wealth, no.