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OldSF3Dude 10-15-2014 12:35 PM


Originally Posted by CaptPappy (Post 1742198)
Knowing what you know now... would you recommend being a Pilot to your family members or friends looking for a new Career? Would you recommend becoming a "Pilot" as a career choice for your son or daughter?

I place this in the Regional section of this forum due to the fact that.... if you were to recommend such a life to those you love.... how would they react after reading your posts?

Personally, I would never recommend a career as a Pilot to anyone I know... I tell them to learn computers... and then buy your own airplane if you wish to fly...

:p


Websters defines a job as a task done for pay. A career as the activity one pursues as one's life work. In other words, a career (life's work) doesn't need to involve being paid. So, recommending it as a job/occupation/vocation/profession vs recommending it as a "career" are two different things entirely.

OldSF3Dude 10-15-2014 01:07 PM


Originally Posted by OldSF3Dude (Post 1746900)
Websters defines a job as a task done for pay. A career as the activity one pursues as one's life work. In other words, a career (life's work) doesn't need to involve being paid. So, recommending it as a job/occupation/vocation/profession vs recommending it as a "career" are two different things entirely.

I would not recommend it as a long term strategy for making steady income as a job/profession, BUT, I would recommend being a pilot as part of one's "life work", if that makes any sense to you.


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