Be as nonproductive as you can and lack any knowledge of what you are doing. You will go far!

I learned that no matter what position I was put in I could learn it quickly and efficiently. I started doing document control and enjoyed everyday of work. I then moved over to purchasing and continued to grow in that position excelled in that position. Finally I moved over to data entry, getting new jobs setup for production. Once again I was doing some of the work from document control. Part of that job included keeping the blueprints up-to-date revision wise. I handled about 200+ blueprints. I had setup a computer system that would track each blueprint and monthly i would access approximately 30 customer websites to check for updates or revision changes. The information would then be manually uploaded into the main computer system.

All my Coworkers, working for LMI Aerospace was the best thing that happened to me because I was working for big industry like Gulfstream, Spirit,Boing, Honda Jet and Military components. Having the responsibility and the trust to manage hundreds thousands of dollars of components. I can't say what I did and steps to produce airplane components for hardness durability. I meet some of the hard working people white, brown, black yellow in the Aerospace business, gained lots of expirience working for this company. But HR and management made it a nightmare.