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Hey folks...
Quick question for anyone that can answer it. I just got a call on my answering machine offering me a seasonal wildland job. I would prefer to work structural or maybe go to school and get my degree to boost how I look on the application. I worked structural for 2 1/2 years. My wife thinks I should take the position because of the experience. I don't know what would be better. What do you guys think? Any help from experienced folks or those in hiring positions would be great. Thanks.
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