i have a choice between
>truck driving class, costs 5k and takes 1 month. enables a variety of employment in the 22-24 dollar range hourly
>county road crew extra help position, 6 months of full time work that gets my foot into the county system, who are one of the major stable employers here. 18 hourly, and potential truck driving training if i acquired a full time position later down the line
>can't do both at once
which do i do

>>33414621 (OP)
Truck driving, getting a CDL will be a huge earnings and opportunity boost whether you decide to go into county employment or private sector

>>33414903
thanks for the input anon. this will be my last bump to see if any other anons are bored enough to put in their 2 cents

>>33416538
Nta
I was just about to say get the credentials and then go for the foot in the door.

In any case, Don't go to a truck driving school that gets you on a fucking company contract at graduation. That shit is a scam.

>>33416553
>In any case, Don't go to a truck driving school that gets you on a fucking company contract at graduation. That shit is a scam.
yeah, i heard about that. this is through my local community college, no contract required