UAV Job Opportunity - We Need R/C Pilots
09-05-2007, 11:15 AM
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RE: UAV Job Opportunity - We Need R/C Pilots
Looks like a perfect job for somebody with no life or anchored down anywhere. If you have a wife and 2.5 kids, you'd be more of a liability than an asset. Should be many around who are more than qualified.
09-06-2007, 04:20 AM
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RE: UAV Job Opportunity - We Need R/C Pilots
Sent you a pm.
We are always looking for participants in the program.
It's not for everyone, but very interesting and challenging.
For more information, contact John at the office.
Tell him I referred you.
[email protected]
We are always looking for participants in the program.
It's not for everyone, but very interesting and challenging.
For more information, contact John at the office.
Tell him I referred you.
[email protected]
05-30-2008, 05:49 PM
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RE: UAV Job Opportunity - We Need R/C Pilots
I saw this posting last year and it came to me that anyone who doesn't bother to read at least the first post, and can't find or follow the directions to learn about the job and the openings available, probably doesn't qualify for a real job anyway.
I've seen no reason to change that opinion yet.
I've seen no reason to change that opinion yet.
05-31-2008, 02:48 AM
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RE: UAV Job Opportunity - We Need R/C Pilots
Dorsal,
I used to have a "real job", you have to work too many hours and there's no money in it. I doubt this company can offer me more than I make now including the lap of luxury I live in to make this money. Their website doesn't mention any openings and given the last time this thread was active, I just had to satisfy curiosity. What's nice about working for companies like this in the Middle East is that I will be buying up all those forclosure houses in the U.S. from those poor folks with "real jobs", may God bless them. The best part is, I can spend $100K a year on this hobby and still clear six figures after taxes. Some day though, I hope to have a "real job".
I used to have a "real job", you have to work too many hours and there's no money in it. I doubt this company can offer me more than I make now including the lap of luxury I live in to make this money. Their website doesn't mention any openings and given the last time this thread was active, I just had to satisfy curiosity. What's nice about working for companies like this in the Middle East is that I will be buying up all those forclosure houses in the U.S. from those poor folks with "real jobs", may God bless them. The best part is, I can spend $100K a year on this hobby and still clear six figures after taxes. Some day though, I hope to have a "real job".
