Is the Security community that small, or are there little differences? I've seen some differences in approaching 4 to 5 big chains so far. The differences may balance out, but there are siginficant factor differences any way.
I am planning to work 60 hrs a week if can get hours with one company, and (probably) around 70 hours per week if need 2 companies to do it. That's just an average Engineering week load in (past) manufacturing, although paid better. BUT, you move around like a consultant and get laid off every time Management 'acts' like they are saving money when they have no clue what value is. Anyway, security is one of the few industries with demand, like RN's and medical field has its health risks as well: so getting paid, overtime or not, for overtime hours is nice. And it seems to be a good supplement income no matter what your other job may be. I'm sure top positions above Supervisor are hard to get, like anywhere else though.
I've read some real good stuff on this site from some smart guys. I'd really like to hear from some veterans about different companies. Gripes, hype, industry 'poop', its all good for newbies and veterans alike I'd think
I am planning to work 60 hrs a week if can get hours with one company, and (probably) around 70 hours per week if need 2 companies to do it. That's just an average Engineering week load in (past) manufacturing, although paid better. BUT, you move around like a consultant and get laid off every time Management 'acts' like they are saving money when they have no clue what value is. Anyway, security is one of the few industries with demand, like RN's and medical field has its health risks as well: so getting paid, overtime or not, for overtime hours is nice. And it seems to be a good supplement income no matter what your other job may be. I'm sure top positions above Supervisor are hard to get, like anywhere else though.
I've read some real good stuff on this site from some smart guys. I'd really like to hear from some veterans about different companies. Gripes, hype, industry 'poop', its all good for newbies and veterans alike I'd think

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