Looking for a Disc Golf job

[ejvogie]

Originally Posted by Riverdog

You say that like it's a bad thing. You some kinda trust fund baby?

Heh, no. But I'm also not a college student anymore.

[kyflash]

I wish you the best of luck.
And not to be mean but I hope you worked many hours to pay your Penn State tuition and did not take out a student loan that an aspiring municipal lawn tender will never be able to repay.

My advice to you is a PSU degree will open many doors for you. Take advantage of that, then direct your professional aspirations towards your passion.

[BuiltTooLong]

Originally Posted by dreadlock86

facilities manager at Highbridge

Originally Posted by davetherocketguy

Do you want Fanta with that ramen? Or just the ramen? Trying to gauge just how poor you want to be...

We were camping @ Highbridge during the Even Further (huge mistake) rave and one of the Blueberry baskets had cases and cases of Faygo stacked completely around it...

[ru4por]

Originally Posted by BuiltTooLong

We were camping @ Highbridge during the Even Further (huge mistake) rave and one of the Blueberry baskets had cases and cases of Faygo stacked completely around it...

Faygo>Fanta.

[TallGuyDavis]

Thanks all. I saw the Discraft posting but it seems like now isn't the time.

I think I'm going to just take a semester off (again...) and get back to finishing the degree in the spring. I'm going to have to tough it out eventually...

[TallGuyDavis]

Originally Posted by kyflash

I wish you the best of luck.
And not to be mean but I hope you worked many hours to pay your Penn State tuition

Actually, my dad is a professor, so we get the massive (75% off!!!) discount on tuition... Plus, I've mostly been living at home. I think the discount is the reason I put very little effort into applying elsewhere, which I sometimes wish I had done.

I've been struggling in school lately (since last year, pre-pandemic!) so I was hoping to find other opportunities and come back to school somewhere down the road. *shrugs shoulders*

[TallGuyDavis]

Originally Posted by da Crippler

I'm also looking for a job in disc golf. I'll work for room and board and gas money in any state that doesn't get snow (or not much). I have two years experience resurrecting Highbridge Hills Disc Golf Megaplex, I'll do all your dirty jobs for you.

We've got some projects here in Central PA, but I doubt we could get ya room and board.

[jakebake91]

Originally Posted by TallGuyDavis

Thanks all. I saw the Discraft posting but it seems like now isn't the time.

I think I'm going to just take a semester off (again...) and get back to finishing the degree in the spring. I'm going to have to tough it out eventually...

Having worked In injection molding, I know exactly what that discraft job would have entailed. Trust me bud, not what you wanted to do for a living anyways. Those positions are usually filled by minimum wage temp workers, and for a reason. It'd been neat for a day or two,seeing all the discs and stuff,but the novelty would have worn off fast.

[Robbio123]

Have you considered sending you resume/cover letter to any of the course designer firms? Might be a good way to get your foot in the door and see where DG takes you.