PMEL female

[Junique]

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[CalLabSolutions]

You forgot..  Likes long walks through the calibration lab, holding hands, and candle light repairs.

Sorry... I just never read a post like this one before..

[USMC kalibrater]

Mike.....lol

Jinuque,
    There is so much pmel work out there right now, you could pretty much go where you want.  I know Lockheed had several positions open throughout the country.  You can find them on the careers page of the website

[sbdata2009]

http://www.msiviking.com/careers-with-msi/

[richlstubbz]

odd.. cant really take it seriously, sorry.

are you banking on the Female part being the trump card? i know calibration is predominantly old men. However, slinging female out there makes it like we are all looking for a single women to work in the lab?

[Junique]

"are you banking on the Female part being the trump card? i know calibration is predominantly old men. However, slinging female out there makes it like we are all looking for a single women to work in the lab?"

Not at all. Most labs have the demographic you mention and they don't want a woman there to "mess-up the vibe". Especially in Phys-D. Sometimes it's just "No girls allowed" god ol' boys club. 

[USMC kalibrater]

 I thought it was a catchy creative way to get people to snap onto her message.

[briansalomon]

I think it's a very good idea to allow potential employers to decide if your personal facts are something they are willing to consider. I'm 57 and I put that on my resume so employers can decide if that's what they're looking for without asking me.

The post was different because there are not many women posting here.

[Duckbutta]

Junique, you left the most important part - what are YOUR measurements?

[OlDave]

I thought it was a really clever way of introducing herself and letting everyone know she is available for a great opportunity. 

I just wish I had authority now to hire and train my replacement. Retirement beckons, though it will probably be a couple of years. 

Junique if you are still available in a couple of years I would love to talk to you.

[Junique]

Thanks guys for the kind responses. Just being myself. I'm "crazy" I love PMEL and find in fun. I hope to be around for a while. I'm active on the FB page and would love to network more. Calibration is a science and art, the tactile feel in Phys-D can make or break a good measurement. You can't put a touch or technique in a manual. Some things have to be shown to be passed down properly, IMO. A great mentor is key to become a great trades-person and master the art of measurement. OlDave I will be in touch. If you have any QA, Phys-D or Management reference material you care to share it would be appreciated.  Have a fantastic 4th everyone.

[CalibratorJ]

Good luck, I hope you find something that works for you.

Ah, the FB page. I left it a year+ ago and haven't looked back. Is it still just blog for a few peoples' music playlists?

[cpgrules]

highest bidder gets me.

I'll start the bidding at $15/hr 

[NC-Cals]

https://pcijobs.applicantpro.com/jobs/

[RFCAL]

Kind Responses? I hope to hell this doesn't turn into a girly site!!