Career path that isn't truck driving or fast food?

[fishbrains]

Originally Posted by Ralph_Kirk

What if husband and wife go on the road together?

They split the cost of the lot lizards?

[kynight]

Originally Posted by kapie9969

Your joking? Trucking has a giant turnover rate because of low pay and long hours. Great field if you want to get your wife to leave you or get a boyfriend to keep her company. Everyone thinks trucking is easy until they try it and many quit after just a little while. Stay out for thirty days and get one day off for every seven days worked.great huh? Stay away from trucking.

The first few months/years are tough, but honestly it looks like nothing I haven't done before. I haven't had a day off in 7 years until now.

[kynight]

Originally Posted by gunslinger256

I took a temp job after trying out an early retirement. They liked me and and I got hired permanent. I suggest looking for jobs based on the skillset you already have (MS OFFICE, reporting, etc) and see what happens.

northwest is kinda expensive and you might not find a decent place to live on that salary.

Thanks, I am receiving those type of job offers, mostly management positions.

[kynight]

Originally Posted by ragnarkar

Enroll in a coding bootcamp and start coding..

Probably the "easiest" path to making a living wave in Washington.

My aunt did that as a "stay at home mom". She was making better money than her husband for a few years.