Well I've exhausted a lot of my resources and two weeks in I'm getting no call backs from any applications I've put in so I figured I'd check you guys and see if you anybody on here knows of anything hiring in town.

I'm an Angelo State grad (t-shirt ag) w/ a Comm degree and minor in management. I've spent the last six years in technology and I've decided to get out of the field. I want to do something more active and with people instead of sitting at a desk all day looking at a computer.

Really interested in the oil and gas industry, but am looking for just about anything ( still not sure what I want to do yet)

Thanks in advance.

guess i should also say emails at

cjjags at gmail dot com

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c-jags- I wish you luck. The company I left in '04 to come to TN will close their plant tomorrow or the next week. 45 folks looking for work. (Makes me glad I made the choice I did).

If the windmill company comes to town I am sure they will be looking for all sorts of folks, but Angelo is definitely in a bind for manufacturing jobs.

Plenty of service industry and retirement type stuff. Kinda sad.

Again, good luck.

might try multi-chem over on southwest...i've heard they are a booming company..i've thought about applying there but i've got a pretty good thing goign out here at Hirschfeld Steel

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Poor planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part.

I've thought about them.

Oil-Gas and the like are something I'm interested in, but I'm waiting for a definite "No" on a job I'm more interested in.

Unfortunately cjags, what you are going through makes San Angelo what it is.

San Angelo would be a huge city because it is a nice pleasant slow motion style of city. But has never had the resources to bring in the amount of commerce to bring in the more higher paying jobs.

I think we would all love to be back there to make a living but have become acustomed to the pay that other parts of the country offer / along with the higher cost of living.

Good luck with your job hunt.

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Agree with that. Here's to hoping...