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>>19835048
try and get on with one of the juniors, they are the best foot in the door. If you can manage to deal with your coworkers. The drilling companies are also a good way to get started in the industry, but its a lot harder work than being an assistant to a geo or core cutter.
I swear this generation of geos are useless. Last time I went to Roundup two years ago in Vancouver I couldnt hold a conversation with any of the geos at the different company booths, the kids just dont know what their talking about. The university courses right now focus too much on the books and not enough about the actual physical on the ground geology and its really hurting the industries their students end up in.