>>2027918This post can be ignored now. Got a decent gig.
>>2028253Why so? Don't get me wrong, it's undeniably harder to get a job as a mariner now, and quite literally half of that issue is due to the absolute disconnect by HR bimbos who have no clue how to do their jobs and constantly filter out perfectly qualified up and comers. But that's every industry now. HR has been a disaster for business, but more and more people are waking up now and realizing just how destructive and borderline sabotaging they've been.
The pay is still quite good, at least in the States. Ball busting work, but at least enough to make it worth it. And think, that you're making six figures for working half a year instead of a full year like whit collar cucks.
Personally, I think there is going to be a maritime resurgence and Renaissance here soon, before or by 2030 at least. I can just feel it in the air.
