Hiring a Mechanic -or- How Not to Get the Job (JohnNY)

larry_15

Moving on

I know I treat the company good. I own all tools. From my own screw guns to my rigde 300 welding machine miller AC/DC Nt 225 generator a miller 300 AC inverter pipe stands rigde 141 for 2-1/2 to 4" pipe truck wrenches form 8" to 48" pipe wrenches test equipment, vaccum pump so on and so forth. I have 2 letter of recomendation out of 3 companies I have worked for and 16 years out 20 for an education.

But I still find it hard to get a good company to hire me when I am looking for a job. But every company will use everything I have to make money and not compensate me in any way. For example right now I have worked 12 hour on a 45,000 dollar bid on my own time and I can't even get paid 4 hours for it. sure I will get to do the work but if that is the case I should do the biding and work for myself. I am not saying all employer are this way but I think it is not always the way all of you seem to make out either.

As I was once told there are three sides to the story. Your side, his side, and then the truth.

larry

Tim P._2

ASHRA goes gansta! boyeeee

The link for the first video has been yanked due to a "copyright claim".

However, I did find this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1sqBI9aPtA

I just had to share that one.

Tim

Mad Dog_2

Couldn't agree with you more Mike, but.........................

Its like banging you head against the wall. There is a mentality of guilt and and an irrational fear that they will lose all their customers and be called a crook. I see those with te vast majority of one man and smaller shops. Plenty of mid size shops too. I, for one, do what I can in my area to keep the standards high and wages up, but it is ALWAYS an uphill battle when our "peers" just don't get it. Mad Dog

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