u/Kubby_bear

If I spend 2 years in residential will I not qualify to go to commercial? Are commercial companies interested in applicants with residential experience? Will I have to go through a major pay cut when transferring to commercial? I’m very new to electrical work but I love it! I just don’t want to later regret starting in resi. I feel like it would make me a more well-rounded employee but hey, what do I know

Is it a field that has positions available and achievable or is there too much competition. Would you try to enter the field again if you had to start from scratch?

I have a background in residential construction and a bachelors degree in business management. My last role was as a project manager for restoration company. I may want to opt to do something that doesn't involve working with someone whos whole house just burned down or working closely with a team. Anybody have any ideas for career direction that pays dividends for the next 30 years? I love using my Macbook and may want to go in a direction away from being heavily reliant on human relationships and interaction. I want to persue something that will make it easy for me to find a job in multiple areas.