[TheForge] Employment at big bucks "was Passing on"(YAK)

Jerry Smith jfsmith at ameritech.net
Sat Aug 28 20:08:42 EDT 2004


Andy,
         I teach metal arts and jewelry making at public schools and in 
private classes.  I retired from the Home of The Buckeyes after an 
extensive amount of time teaching and working at many universities. I don't 
really need my retirement amount of money, because I do very well at my 
metal art and jewelry making, but it's the benefits that retirement has 
given to me is the important things.
         When I retired, I could get both of my cars in to my garage. 
Today, I have one car and the garage is a combination Smithy and machine 
shop, so the car won't fit in to the garage anymore.
My basement in full of equipment and machinery. This is in my home in the 
states, my house in Canada has a big work building and it's full of 
equipment also.
         I am not that old, I just got the right number of years in and 
took the retirement and got out.


Jerry

At 07:32 PM 8/28/2004, you wrote:


>Jerry Smith wrote:
> >
> > The U. of C is a nice place been there a few times. If you want to make
> > money and don't have a Ph.D. don't go to a university. If your good at IT,
> > want benefits and a stable job, then think about a university. A lady I
> > know does PC network admin, makes in the $55k range, started out as a
> > secretary. Plus at university incompetence is not a reason to terminate an
> > employee.
>
>         What I'd love to do is teach in an artmetals program again.
>         The IT world sucks ass, but when I work I make very good dough,
>         though this one job I may have an interview for will not. :(
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