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In response to "nothing makes me want to get rid of someone more than them telling me how lucky I am to have them on site." by mafic

So very slightly seriously.... what possibility would there be for someone from the US with no experience to get a job on site? -- nm

Posted by Dano (aka dano) Aug 6 '11, 16:36

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not bad, assuming you have a work visa. we've hired fieldies and cooks with no field experience before. - mafic Aug 6, 16:44 8
- that's my company in particular, which is also seasonal work for fieldies/cooks (April-late November). in the mining sector in general, there are lots - mafic Aug 6, 16:56
- I once spent a week camping outside the wisconsin dells. it was actually only six days, but it seemed like an eternity so long amounts of time are ok - dogbert Aug 6, 16:52 6
  - you could find a job at a mine pretty easily. they kill to get nurses on site. -- nm - mafic Aug 6, 16:59 5
    - I can see why they need the nurses, then. -- nm - Reagen Aug 6, 17:08 4
      - "we need a nurse".... "we should try killing someone. you know, see if one shows up"... "it's worth a shot. go kill tommy" -- nm - dogbert Aug 6, 17:10 3
        
        "Dammit. Now we need a nuse and a cook." -- nm - mara Aug 6, 17:38 2
        
        "Maybe we should just wound them, so the nurse still has something to do." "Look, do you want to be the nurse bait?" -- nm - Reagen Aug 6, 18:07
        
        Worst. Camp. EVER. -- nm - Beryllium (iPhone) Aug 6, 17:40

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