He's the scariest guy I've met in the industry. His "advice" when he was a Constellation guy at NASA, which I think I took correctly as a threat, was one of the reasons I stopped working on Constellation.
On the Internet? LMAO.
Your username is not your given name too, so you understand the need for anonymity. Besides, I didn't intend it as discrediting, just a description and counterpoint to Robotbeat's. I believe what he says, obviously.
One thing is certain: it won't be cheap. Aerospace compensation can average $200,000 a year....So, how do I get one of those elusive $200k jobs? I'd be more than happy to return to the aerospace biz for that!
Good counterpoint. Maybe he was trying to give me legitimate advice - that if I was going to continue saying the things I was saying, that I needed to get out. He still strikes me as part of the "NASA will pick its winners based on personal relationships and not technical merit" crowd.