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How long did it take for you to break out?
I was just wondering what the average time was for a new diver to actually become a "diver." I know it depends on you attitude, how you work, shut your mouth and listen, no excuses, etc. I just want to know how long it took YOU. It's more of a pole then a question. Thanks
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Permalink Reply by Adam Broetje on
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Great question Dakota. I just posted the same poll on our homepage and created a new "Polls" page with all of our recent polls on it.
Check it out here: Commercial Diving Polls
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Permalink Reply by Mike Wolfe on
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You shouldn't dwell on how long it takes. It can be dependent on many factors, such as workload, and just being in the right place at the right time. I have known good divers that broke out in months, and good divers that tended for 4 years or more. I have also seen divers break out too soon, then get run-off when they can't perform.
I tended for two years.
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Permalink Reply by Dakota Schoonmaker on
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it's not so much a dwell i just thought it would be interesting to hear from people out in the field. Thanks for the input.
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Permalink Reply by Trey Barnette on
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2 years 7 months
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Permalink Reply by George Patterson on
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still waiting been 18 months
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Three years for me. Breaking out to soon can be a kiss of death. Just because one company might break you out doesn't mean the next company will recognize you as a diver. Keep up with your log book, it will make a big difference when bouncing to another company. Get the contact info on your supervisors for references.
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Permalink Reply by Adian Andi P Brahmana on
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still tending 1 Years 5 months..
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Permalink Reply by Bill Gardner on
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I had a 4 year apprenticeship.
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I'm still waiting bud!, been almost a year now!
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