CRJInTheHeartOfTexas
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We can't be friends if you don't like office space
Dispatch Burnout
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Well...if you don't dance then you are no friend of mine.
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Hey, he made some of the ladies swoon.
Swoon- wow what are you 70??! Lol
Avgirl
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It was on a cartoon my nephew was watching last week. Not sure which one. I feel that old sometimes, does that count?
Tuesnightshenanigans
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I believe you'd get your ass kicked for saying something like that.
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Avgirl
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DispatcherSam
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I believe you'd get your ass kicked saying something like that.
Time to find a new shop
Tuesnightshenanigans
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Haha. I like where I work! Pay isn't the same as working at a major but I like the interactions in the office and enjoy the actual job itself more than I did at a passenger airline.I believe you'd get your ass kicked saying something like that.
Time to find a new shop
PHL_Approach
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Office Space was the very first DVD I ever owned (asked for it for Christmas probably back around 03).
Tuesnightshenanigans
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It was the first movie I ever pirated to my 1st gen iPod color...
JayD
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'Burned out' while working the profession has its pro's. Cannot name any cons because there isn't any.
Burned out? Go back to school part-time in another field you may be interested in. Do not go full-time because you'll have a hard time (unless you think you can do it full-time).
Essentially if you think deeper about this situation, you should be able to pay for more knowledge without killing your bank account.
Individuals who work minimum wage jobs and going to school full-time is difficult (I did this). Use your decision and feeling to acquire more knowledge in something while you have the chance.
I am doing the same thing. I'm not really burned out, but more of wanting to open my options in the world. I enjoy the dispatch work. Just want to get some more options open before I do perhaps start feeling 'burned out'. Probably won't, but my future self will thank my younger self.
EDIT: I need to add that you'll meet more people going back to school. Its going to happen.
Burned out? Go back to school part-time in another field you may be interested in. Do not go full-time because you'll have a hard time (unless you think you can do it full-time).
Essentially if you think deeper about this situation, you should be able to pay for more knowledge without killing your bank account.
Individuals who work minimum wage jobs and going to school full-time is difficult (I did this). Use your decision and feeling to acquire more knowledge in something while you have the chance.
I am doing the same thing. I'm not really burned out, but more of wanting to open my options in the world. I enjoy the dispatch work. Just want to get some more options open before I do perhaps start feeling 'burned out'. Probably won't, but my future self will thank my younger self.
EDIT: I need to add that you'll meet more people going back to school. Its going to happen.
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Mainline_or_bust
Airplanes fly on PFM, Change my mind
With 1.5 years experience dispatching (3.5 in the industry), I so far cannot imagine becoming "burned out" to the point of wanting to change professions. I imagine that if I were to end up in the situation x number of years from now I would make a move within my airline. There isn't job I would be willing to do that is outside of the industry, aviation is generational for me, in my blood.
A Life Aloft
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You think that's bad? Take a look over here: http://forums.jetcareers.com/threads/cant-we-all-just-get-along.240372/
A Life Aloft
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It's one of the most epic fail boats I have ever seen on here.
Avgirl
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Wow, for an adult, a lot older than most of us here, you sure don't act like one.
