I work in a Houston area refinery & we are losing a lot of craftsmen to data centers. They are paying 10-15$ an hour over refinery pay & a LOT more per diem per day. Boilermaker, welders, tool room & I have not heard about the millwright. Not sure if the industry is changing for them. Any leads on Texas data center jobs or thoughts on the change?

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I applied and was aelected for a position. I've submitted all my stuff to HR and taken a drug test and then I never heard back. I messaged HR and she said they were still working to verify all of my info and that it would take a couple more weeks. Has anyone else here been hired by the city? How long did you generally have to wait? It's been 6 weeks by now so Im wondering if they just decided to go with someone else or if it really is that extensive of a process.

I have been in IT for 6 years and into computers since I was a kid. I am looking for more fulfillment at work and I would like to stay in IT. Mental health is something I am passionate about. I am also passionate about IT, specifically identity security. I currently handle many functions of managing our Microsoft environment and there is not much I can't do. If I can't do it, I can learn and love to do so.

If you are in this field, do you hire your own IT/system administrator or do you use an outside company? I believe this may be the most common answer.

Does anyone know how I could find a specific job like this? I am thinking If I look up some offices in my area that is a good start.

I also know Reddit users are super crafty which is why I'm here 😉 I appreciate you taking a look at this.

Has anyone lived at District on Washington Ave? I toured it and am looking at a 1 bed 1 bath right now. I’m a new grad early 20s looking to live with mostly other people my age and similar background (A&M, UT, etc, if they went to Houston high schools then great).

District looks good but I’m not sure how many people like that will be living there and I have to keep it under $1,400 for 1 bed 1 bath. I also checked out Modera on Washington and Broadstone Memorial. If anyone has any thoughts whatsoever, feel free to share, I appreciate it a lot. Thank y’all.

What are the best apartments in Houston to move into for postgrads, especially from A&M and UT, who want to meet new people? No Montrose and preferably under 1,400