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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]my friend from high school reinvented himself in his 30s and went to Marymount to get retrained as a nurse.  Very in-demand, because sometimes men want to have a male nurse.  Also travel nursing is very in demand.

Maybe check out what career opptys are available to nurses or those who complete a nursing program, or talk to some nurses and find out what it in demand or what is involved?  Or look at the Marymount program.

I agree that you seem to want a detailed career counseling session from an anonymous forum.  Pretty difficult for strangers to do.  Don't write off your experience in a "dead-end" industry, figure out what skills you've attained and want to focus on over the past 20 years, and transition them to something else you like.   But don't overthink it.[/quote]

I remember when Marymount was ALL-GIRLS (WOMEN).

I have considered a nursing career, but I don't think that would be the right fit for me.

I haven't totally given up on the industry that I'm in, but when measured as a whole, we seem to be stuck back in the 50's and we're not evolving with the technological world around us! The possibility exists for me to be one of those "consultants" that tries to revolutionize the industry. The corporate greed that runs deep in this industry make Scrooge look like Santa Clause! Most of the companies choose not to reinvest into future technology. It makes sense that Amazon is starting to dig into their bottom line with online sales of the A & B items. [/quote]

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