What do you do?

[Docbezoar]

I gave up a successful career in finance to go to med school at age 32. It was a fun ride .

 

[Bulldog10]

I work for Baldwin filters as a Setup operator. I make just over $70k working 56hrs a week

Is that in like Kearney? I think my plant manager came from Baldwin.

 

[HuskerDocCo]

after ww2 i parachuted out a fighter jet onto a ranch in western Nebraska . cattle, pigs and all the such.

 

[TalaricoHusker]

Is that in like Kearney? I think my plant manager came from Baldwin.

Yes it is

 

[Bulldog10]

Yes it is

Small world, I actually work with 2 people in management at my job that came from Baldwin. The plant manager & a production supervisor who followed him.

 

[Alcaus]

My son does this for Siemen's. Busy, busy job.

I could be wrong but controls engineers are usually in high demand.

My brother in law is working in the AGV sector. Crazy how it feels like a CS degree is pointless now. Would point my kid towards the hardware side if he had interest, although I’m sure the design/production side will be overtaken by AI as well eventually.

 

[kevost]

Nice 2 year call back. Reckon I can give an update, I ended up going back to an hourly telecom/IT job and moving back “home” near the Kansas/Nebraska state line.

It’s so nice to be back closer to family and out of the bigger towns, we were in Columbia, Mo. We welcomed our second daughter and are currently updating our ancient house.

Started the job Nov 2023 and while it pays well for what I do, it isn’t enough for my greedy ass and there is no room for advancement other than maybe 1 tier, which isn’t much. Been exploring remote roles but can’t get so much as a callback for my history due to the flooded market of telecom (I assume, I’m also not a great resume creator).

I have an opportunity to go back to sales remotely at a 100% commission that has very high promise, but is a bit risky. Strongly leaning towards doing it as it has the ability to pay more than anything else I can do.

Other than that just fuckin around trying to stay sane with 2 daughters under 3. The one turns 3 in a few weeks. Probly run into a few of ya in KC next week but won’t be able go to the tailgate, we have a whole gaggle of us.

Cheers.

 

[HughJanus]

Anyone on here work in either the Private Equity or Finance/Treasury/Supply Chain space for large corporates ($100M+ revenue) and interested in connecting?

My team optimizes working capital by unlocking trapped cash and implements operational improvements to sustain the cash release that also often result in EBITDA benefits. The cash benefit is often ~10% of annual revenue but can be higher/lower based on circumstances.

Would love to connect with any Husker fans in this space where the relationship could be mutually beneficial.

Is this your job?

 

[Havoc34]

I'm a commercial insurance broker. Property and casualty. Also do some medical malpractice.

 

[Ext. 55]

I'm a retired world class athlete that once played baseball for a MLB team while also playing in the NFL at the same time. Currently, I pride myself in being a world class father, insurance spokesperson, making it through my latest health crisis, while simultaneously coaching a D1 sport.

 

[RedSavage]

I'm a retired world class athlete that once played baseball for a MLB team while also playing in the NFL at the same time. Currently, I pride myself in being a world class father, insurance spokesperson, making it through my latest health crisis, while simultaneously coaching a D1 sport.

Do you have all your toes?

 

[Ext. 55]

Do you have all your toes?

Sadly these days, they ain't easy to find.

 

[TalaricoHusker]

Small world, I actually work with 2 people in management at my job that came from Baldwin. The plant manager & a production supervisor who followed him.

What are their names? I might know them

 

[TheXHerb]

IT Manager of 1, myself. Yes, I'm an arrogant IT PRICK, and yes, you are all idiots, MOVE.