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11-24-2003, 10:44 PM #41Originally Posted by Warrior
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Yet another option. Thanks for the info Warrior, this is something I never even would have thought of.Originally Posted by WarriorFor example... MPRI, DataPath, General Dynamics, Brown and Root, DynCorp, ITT... they are all overseas contractors for the state department. And yes, I was referring to yearly salary... if you were to work as a chemical engineer for an oil company overseas, the contract could be even more. Remember one thing... "contract" is used very loosley in this area. If you were to accept a job like this and descided that you wanted to go home - it is illegal for them to hold you in another country... they are required to get you on the next plane ride home. It's not like being held under a contract as a miltary servicemen... you can quit anytime. The contract just states all the terms of hiring... such as vacation pay, sick leave, salary, potential bonuses and/or end of contract bonuses, and so on...
IMHO - for a new guy out of college this would be an awesome way to get some great experience on the resume and make some good money...
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