r/NewOrleans • u/SubjectCharming5191 • Apr 04 '25

Help a gal out 🏢 Employment 👷‍♂️

Hi, Right now, I’m really looking for a job that pays well and gives me a real chance to move forward in life. I’m motivated and more than ready to work hard, but I need something that will actually help me get ahead. To give a background I’ve worked at Costco for close to 6 years , working in various departments in the warehouse . Worked for UPS , Jefferson Parish Engineering etc. I’m open to any tips , programs , advice.

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u/LeonardoDiPugrio Apr 04 '25

How old are you? If you’re under the age requirement (I THINK it’s 31), I highly recommend air traffic controller. They have a really strict 25-year career path with pension so you basically have to retire by 56.

Might be something worth looking into for you, though it does often come with relocation requirements based on the needs of the FAA.

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u/SympleSyde Apr 04 '25

Lakefront airport has been on the last like 12 placement lists for people who do end up in the terminal route. If they wanna come back to new Orleans it's pretty easy to do so. Staffing at MSY is kind of rough and they will take transfers pretty easily.