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I choose to work on projects that seem like they'll help. At this point in my career I've helped build over 200 wind turbines, 3 solar installations, restored
by Arrath 3y ago
I choose to work on projects that seem like they'll help.
At this point in my career I've helped build over 200 wind turbines, 3 solar installations, restored a good stretch of wetland, and been involved in two dam removals.
- igor47 3y agoCan you say more? How are you involved in such projects? Are you a developer? Investor? Carpenter? What's your story and how did you get there? If you're interested, I'd be happy to chat with you on the phone and then write a blog post about it... I guess an interview!
- Arrath 3y agoYeah I'd be happy to. Shoot me a line at <myusername>7@gmail and we'll exchange contact info from there. In short, I started out as a laborer in construction at 18, and have worked my way up through foreman, crew superintendent, and now a project engineer. Thanks to my family (yay nepotism) I started in a fairly niche field, and networking has led to one opportunity after the other.
- voisin 3y agoThis is the kind of nepotism I can get behind! Great to see you putting advantages to work for the greater good.