I was mainly responding to the people that like to shyt on higher education like it's the thing to do. It's one thing to say that's my path in life, but they feel the need to shyt on people who decide to pursue a higher education.
Why are you so interested in HVAC if you don't mind me asking? That's a really interesting career move.
Why thank you!
=]
I am interested in HVAC because it appeals to my mechanical aptitude. See, i have always wanted an IT position that was more hands on...I'm great with my hands. But somehow I always wind up being promoted into a software analysis/reverse engineering/composer role.
I've been promoted 3 times at my current career and it's actually the opposite of the direction I want to go. I like being in the field...I don't want to sit in a lab or in meetings all the time talking to pasty faces. The more I try to be an operations asset...the more they push me into engineering.
*sigh*
So my ultimate solution is to get out.
HVAC appeals to me because it's becoming a more computer controlled system and I can really make a difference in that area because of my skills. I understand mid-level chemistry and thermodynamics so I know how cooling and heating systems basically work. I know that not only is HVAC a lucrative area, it's also a field where I can LEARN more things that I don't know.
The other great thing about it is that it will put me around people more.
That is something that I absolutely desire. After being stuck in a lab alone, sent to the field alone, setting up comms in the middle of the fukking desert...alone, travelling all over the country alone....I want to be around people.
I'm so fukking tired of being alone.
So tired.
