How to Interview a Maintenance Technician
Вставка
- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- On this video I go through some job interview questions for maintenance technicians. Interviewing a maintenance technician differs from property to property because no property is the same. However, with the questions posed in this video, these interview questions for maintenance technicians will work anywhere.
If you'd like to support the channel, you can do so by shopping for tools or whatever you need on AMAZON at no extra cost to you through this link,
amzn.to/3bcUDte
Tools that will help maintenance technicians earn easy money!
www.dirtymaintenancenation.co...
If I've provided any value for you and you'd like to donate $1.00 or more into my online tip jar, you can do so through this link, (all cards accepted)
squareup.com/store/dirty-main...
Friend me on Facebook! dirtymainten...
This page contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on the link and make a purchase, I’ll receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Lex Vance is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon .com
#propertymanagement #maintenancetechnician #multifamilyhousing #apartmentmaintenance #handyman #Tallahassee - Розваги
If you'd like to support the channel, you can do so by shopping for tools or whatever you need on AMAZON at no extra cost to you through this link,
amzn.to/3bcUDte
Tools that will help maintenance technicians earn easy money!
www.dirtymaintenancenation.com/diy-tools-for-men/
If I've provided any value for you and you'd like to donate $1.00 or more into my online tip jar, you can do so through this link, (all cards accepted)
squareup.com/store/dirty-maintenance-nation
This page contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on the link and make a purchase, I’ll receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Lex Vance is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon .com
I'm going to have a maintenance interview tomorrow I previously worked as a residential hvac tech and commercial technical but I hate the repeating the same thing like I like learning all the the trades
I'm glad that you gave me the correct answers. I will stop by your office at 9 am tomorrow for my interview. Great video. 😎
LOL!
Honestly pretty simple answer tho, it same thing with fuses, sure I can replace a fuse, however I would want to look at what causing it blow before I just replace.
Strangely enough I took hvac course at my college, got EPA uni and a osha 10, I have yet to do alot hvac work but every company is immediately interested in fact I have this card, I literally don't know why it matters, but companies treat this has gold.
Thank you so much for watching!
I was a machinist in the navy for 7 years. I’m finally getting back out in the civilian work force and I appreciate you for making this transition a little easier for me.
Right on, Symonne! Thank you so much for watching!
And I hate how alot of people assume that your a pro if you have some certificate. Its the hands on experience is what makes you more valuable along with a passion of learning.
Amen! Well said Arjhan.
Great questions Lex. Up here in New England HVAC techs start at $30 an hour with no experience, and average $40-$65 an hour with experience. Same for plumbers, electricians, and pipe fitters, because no one up here is going into the trades. All the college Millennials want an office job inside, out of the heat and freezing cold. That's whats driving the hourly rates up here very high.
Right on Brad! Hopefully that heads down to Florida. 😆 Thank you so much for watching Brad!
The typical trades job wont amount to the salary of a maintenance tech in a distribution center. Maintenance at my job starts out at $20
Whoop whoop from Detroit Michigan to foley Alabama. Keep dropping these vids. I'm mvac and hvac certified now
Right on! Thank you so much for watching Handy Man!
I thought about going into Maintenance to get away from just doing HVAC but the pay sucks. I think it’s crazy they want you to know all the trades but want to pay you crap. I make over 60k/yr and the last job ad I saw for maintenance was for $15/hr. Hell to the Naw.
Thanks for the content I’ll keep watching and liking.
Yep, I've made lots of videos about how the pay is terrible. Thank you so much for watching Caleb!
Eh i make 60+ as a maintenance supervisor and i make more than i did as a hvac tech but now im making the move to get my contractors lic. You gradually grow and become better at everything you do and unknowingly start to act as an independent contractor after a while but look into student housing conventional/Multifamily housing sucks. Goodluck!
I think this area dependent, I worked at meat packing/slaughter house making 27$ a hour, I just got interview for another company offering 31 starting and 41 on weekends.
Keep the vids cominin! I’ve learned a lot from em. Still on call skid 👊
Me too. I go off call tomorrow at 8:30 am. Thank you so much for watching Jordanian!
Lex you're such a blessing, I'm a Fitter trade from Namibia came across your channel and i just hit the like button... considering Australia 🇦🇺 and should be my final flight stop.
Thank you so much for watching!
Good topic Lex!! Straight to the point questions!!
Right on! Thank you so much for watching Jayson!
I have my epa card and just got hired on Friday. Like you said it means nothing, just looks good on your resume. Keep the videos going man👍🏽
Thank you so much for watching Kel!
Hey thanks for making these videos! I'm trying to apply as a Maintenance technician at a national park and your videos have helped!
Thank you so much for watching!
100% agree on the EPA card...i have mine and i still have alot to learn on the A/C side...i know the basics of troubleshooting but im much stronger on the heating side working in new england....i eventually want to work down south so i figure get the universal and be done with it..
Right on. HVAC is a never ending journey/process. I'll never master it as it's always evolving. Thank you so much for watching working shlub!
Mvac and type 1 here
Those are the best questions and way I run our interviews.
Right on! Thank you so much for watching Braxton!
Thanks for sharing! This helps a lot
Thank you so much for watching!
Thanks video saved me tons of money
You're welcome Tru-Aim! Thank you so much for watching!
Hello Vance, enjoy your channel! Keep preaching and teaching! Would enjoy working along side you. I can do it all :-).
Right on! Come on down to Florida, skid! We're always hiring. Thank you so much for watching Breeze Rides!
Experience is a great thing but only goes so far if theres no people skills.Some can be taught and sometimes ive found that great personality and a good drive is a greenhorn golden ticket now a days.
Right on! Thank you so much for watching Luis!
Thank you
Thank you so much for watching!
I’ve been on call 24/7/365 for the last 6 years cause I’m the only one that does what i do at my job . I’m maintenance/ service tech at a hotel . I work on the water heaters , a/c units ( not talking about the ptacs although I work on those as well ) , washers , dryers , refrigerators , freezers , reachins , kitchen appliances , plus the regular maintenance and construction plus the groundskeeping .
Hahaha uggg
Love the videos
Wow, that's a lot of on call. Thank you so much for watching!
My does not provide the big stuff my Milwaukee, Dewalts power tools my Purdy brushes and rollers buckets, paint grids pressure washer socket wrenches sockets pliers all Klein Tools , tool roller luggage and more is all mine....you know I’m going to ask for a raise this week 17 months. I’m over due. Glad I saw this vid SKID THX.
Right on! Thank you so much for watching Andy!
🖐 🤚 you said hand tools- the hvac question first thing I said was check for the leak then super heat test lol and I don’t even do hvac
👍😆👍 Thank you so much for watching gotD!
@@LexVance I just added a lil- been in maintenance for about ten years and still don’t have my EPA doing just fine but I’m always learning daily. I appreciate what your doing here on UA-cam this is great for everyone’s skill set. 🛠
How I see it is that they want us to have HVAC certification, have plumbing experience, drywall, carpentry etc. etc. etc. "OK nice when can you start, we pay $15.00" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That's the part of the industry that HAS to change. Otherwise, it will be a thing of the past and maintenance techs won't exist. Also, they want you to be a 24 hour emergency responder. 😆
That's why I went to hotel maintenance. But I learned a lot, and I mean a lot in apt. maintenance. Very good experience.
1. I like working on things and enjoy fixing things. If I cant fix it I want to learn how to fix it. 2. Yes I have my own tools 3. I know how to work on them but I am not epa certified. 4. I love learning new thing
Right on. Thank you so much for watching Cheney!
Wow! I literally said the same thing about the EPA that it was just so you can handle refrigerant legally.
Yep! That's all it is. Thank you so much for watching Arjhan!
Yes sir. Keep the videos coming
Why did you choose maintenance?:
My background is HVAC but maintenance is my PASSION. I love helping people and doing things for them that they can't do. Mixing my day with carpentry, electrical, plumbing and painting adds variety and challenge. Knowing that no two days are the same makes the day go by fast.
When can I start?? 😆
Right now! 😆 Perfect answer! Thank you so much for watching Good morning!
@@LexVance Installed a ceiling fan yesterday. Wasn't fun! Takes FOREVER
Great guestions
Thank you so much for watching Arturo!
Great video, again. I know a guy who, as a property maintenance manager, asked an applicant why he wanted to work for this company. The applicants response was "I just want to meet some babes". Short interview.
😆🤣😂😆🤣😂 Yikes! Some people man... I swear. Thank you so much for watching Keith!
lol..ill give that guy props for being honest...
@@workingshlub8861 i heard that many women don't like to pay with cash!
That will be very very hard for me to believe.
Awesome
Thank you so much for watching T!
I used to be a maintenance supervisor. The problem is that once they get good at something like plumbing , you quickly find out that you can make much more doing that. I am now a plumber and I've been doing a lot of service lately for apartment communities as they are having trouble keeping maintenance. Some apartment managers say they have no maintenance at all.
It's crazy out here now. They've ran everybody off. 😆 Trash blowing around property like tumbleweeds in a Western. Thank you so much for watching!
Property managers: If your managing style is pump and dump, Scrooge McDuck or value-add you need to get out of managing properties.
That's deal breaker for me thanks for the video to been working in carpentry, handyman my whole life and know about everything except for HVAC but was going to learn but between the pay and 24 hours on call I think I'm going to stick with the trade's and hate it to a lot of things I like about maintenance but those two
Thank you so much for watching Mark!
Im gonna start enterviewing prospects next week for the complex I supervise they all come back with a" high proficient " on the assessment test but the real test is when they ll work under pressure, finding a good maintenance tech now days its like finding the needle in the haystack
Yea it is. We're definitely in high demand and becoming more rare than ever. Thank you so much for watching Luis!
Maybe part of the testing process should be in the field. Like let's head out to this unit and it needs this-how do you go about rectifying the situation? Do that with a few separate jobs and you get your answers if he would make a good tech.
@@elmbaker1683 i thought the same but companies can't allowed that cuz of liability ( someone could get hurt and sued the company) so we can't know what we are getting until we hired them and put them to the test thats why its so hard to find a decent tech
@@toolcollection3794 I think if someone goes with him that person can oversee his work and stop him before he does anything drastic. Treat him like a trainee.
I basically went to maintenance because I like to tinker on a lot of different things
Right on Mike! We definitely have a more diverse day than most tradesmen. Thank you so much for watching!
Property Managers: We as techs know our value we provide. Stop using loop holes to “save” money. You’re stuck in a diminishing returns mindset. You need to spend money accordingly to provide good service in order to succeed.
I work for a conpany here in San bernardino ca and I am a porter I went to a technical school for hvac and got a real certification for hvac the conpany thosent wanna hire me and there tech for hvac suck what should I do asking for advice? Allsow if I go to a other conpany how much should I ask to start out I nkow how to troble shoot and braze and all the good stuff I owen most of my tools to
Thank you so much for watching!
Hey Lex,
I'm thinking of going into this trade but finding a problem with technician pay. Most apartment owners are paying $17 to $20 an hour for a seasoned technician but the apartment owners are not required by law to compensate you for overtime and being on call according to the Fair Standards Labor Act rule from the Department of Labor when paid $17 hr or more.
Yep! I've made a lot of videos about the crappy pay in property management. My hopes are to bring awareness to it and get it reversed. There are some diamond in the rough properties out there who pay well and give overtime and great benefits. You just have to search them out. Thank you so much for watching Steve!
Do you know how to read and how to listen? Do you have very basic hand tools and how to use them? Do you know how to show up every day on time?
Yes! Those are great questions. Good to hear from you Ken!
Or being an onsite manager/maintenance person. Plus having to work a full time job for health insurance. I was almost shot in the back, by a terrible tenant in Neenah, Wisconsin.
Yikes! Glad you're okay Kro!
@@LexVance I love your videos. Thanks for the response, also is there any way to chat with you more? Share stories and etc...
@@kro7991 I'm on Facebook. Due to working all day and then running kids all over town after work I have zero life /free time to chat. 😆
First thing I look at is their tools.... see what kinda tools they got.. u can tell about a guy by his tools
So true. Thank you so much for watching Bart!
Yeah, if they been used like hell, new high dollar name brand shinny chit don't count if they don't get used
I just turned 30, i did odd jobs but stayed a chef for 7 years, made my way up to head chef after bouncing around 5-6 places. Now im going to school at a local union for "operating engineering" (building maintenance). I took a basic building maintenance course and. A basic electric course. I got my EPA universal and osha 30. Still having a hard time finding a job as even a helper..... While 19 year old kids who never got a job get hired. Advice? I know on any job site i go to i won't know shit but i do have common sense and a little experience using tools on my car etc and what i learned in my classes.
I got in at a student housing apartment. They'll hire anybody. If you have any student housing near you, go there. Work there for a couple years for experience and then move on to a 4 or 5 star conventional property where adults live. That's how I got in. Google "student housing apartments" and see what's close to you. Hope this helps! Thank you so much for watching!
I work as Clerk for the USPS, on april 2024 I took the USPS 955 Maintenance Mechanic test for third attempt and Finally passed. I had my interview today, and everything went great. However, I received an email with the results, stating that I am ineligible for the MPE and Maintenance Mechanic 7 positions
The managers were great, and I believe I answered everything correctly, but unfortunately, the email indicated that I am not eligible for any of those positions.
I feel really bad about the outcome. 😔
I got into maintenance at a student housing apartment complex. If there's a college in your town, then there's student housing. They'll hire anybody. I hope everything works out for you!
The main issue I find is nobody wants to work or show up on time everyday & wants $20+ an hour when they can't do everything a Technician should be able to do, & gripe about being on call. I was running my 284 unit property myself for 2 months with a temp that I would have clean the pool, pick up grounds, & do make ready's. But the company got tired of paying that high dollar amount to the temp agency and I had to hire guys that didn't know hvac, appliance repair, and barely knew electrical. Basically they could do the same things the temp could do with the addition of some minor work orders cuz the company doesn't allow temps in occupied units without a staff member. Which I see the company's point in paying a guy $16-$17 in house instead of paying the temp agency $28 an hour for the same production. It's just a lose lose situation when the talent isn't out there cuz companies that have those guys hold onto them. Great talk Lex 👍
Yep! Well said Rich.
Yo Lex ; when are you going to make a videos about A/C communicating systems?
Whenever I run across that, I'll definitely make a video on it. Thank you so much for watching Alex!
What advice would you give a hvac tech/installer of 6 years trying to get into maintenance management. I know an employee recommending me, but I am absolutely horrible at interviews. I have been turned down 3 jobs because of failing the quote on quote interview
I haven't done an interview in 10 years and I don't do them so I'm very rusty. I just be honest with them and let them know if I don't know something, I'll find the answer before the end of the day. I hope everything works out for you! 🤞
Hell yeah. I have my EPA. Spent 9 months in school. I'd rather work on a chill water system 😆 I really don't have allot of refrigeration exp., But you know what? I'm still not bad in my opinion. I know enough not to mess something up. I know a small job is a big job, a big job is a big job. If you try to come at the problem correctly, it won't win. Shyts hard out there for real. It ain't an easy gig.
Right on Virtue! Thank you so much for watching!
The main thing I look at is how they move...body language. If they come in walking on the front of their feet with a bounce in their step. I don't care how they answer questions. As long as someone isn't lazy...anyone can learn. It's all about how they move not what they say...in my opinion
Absolutely! I agree 💯. Well said Donnie!
I'm transitioning late in life to something like this. Facilities Maintenance Tech. No experience required which is a flag thrown they're looking for someone younger. Hopefully I clear that hurdle. But that's what I like, addressing a variety of issues rather than just one or two. I transitioned out of the rotating schedule world with 25+ years electrical experience. Not so much HVAC or any of the others for that matter. Although I know some about all. But as you said, I am teachable bc I love to learn. But I'd rather work in an industrial environment than a residential one. Just concerned about age bc many co's discriminate on that basis and cover their tracks bc it's illegal. I've been turned down at jobs I was qualified for. It's like they want someone 21 with 10 years of experience. And that's almost what the job description years : must be at least 18 with 5+ years of experience. The experience requirements that you're dictating means you're going to have to have someone who's at least 21, not 18. Very frustrating.
Yea, that sounds frustrating. I hate how everyone is still so picky when there's little to choose from. Like the saying goes, "Beggars can't be choosers". The whole industry is struggling to find people and they're worried about someone's age? 🙄😒 Good luck out there William! It's going to work out for you.
@@LexVance I like how you respond quickly as you do to comments. They don't see themselves as beggars. Company culture sets them up as kings. That's why they keep looking despite being qualified for the job. They consider it a privilege to work for them. Which is bs.
@@LexVance is this industry still struggling? I tried multiple places and I got no emails or calls..
Do you feel there is use for technicians without HVAC experience? Maybe in a different environment than apartment maintenance? I'm going into my 4th year of maintenance and still have no HVAC skills. I started working construction young. Then I worked at the city doing maintenance on aquatic centers and water features. Then worked building maintenance where the company has contract with a company that handles all HVAC.
Im well versed in plumbing and electrical. Ive fixed a lot of stuff over the years. Still just don't have that HVAC experience though and it seems like the most important thing for maintenance workers. Would someone good in these other areas still be considered a good candidate? I've had a couple interviews with companies recently for higher level jobs and I just tell them I have no HVAC experience. But I have these other skills.
For sure! The industry is struggling and needs people. Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you! Hopefully I can find a company who invests time into training me in on HVAC. I have seen the company I work for waste so much time and money bringing in outside contractors to fix issues.
They'll come asses-order parts- come back and install over a matter of weeks. If they trained their staff and kept parts on hand they could honestly stop wasting so much time and money I feel as though they're just too cheap to do so.
I don't ac work. But I see the money we pay the ac guy..... im thinking about getting in to it.. thats how I got in to locksmith. I seen the money we gave the locksmith and I was like..... thats easy that could be my money.... so I invested about 1000 bucks in to it and made all my money back in 2 months
Nice! Thank you so much for watching Bart!
How do you get experience if nobody wants to teach ? I got the basics but the in depth nobody wants to teach it in the apartment maintenance it seems like most of all the people
I went to school with they hop from
Job to job I keep telling these apartment owners nobody you’re hiring for 15-17$ an hour has a lot of experience. Constant revolving door
Watch youtube videos about the appliances and equipment that are on your property. Then, go out and apply what you've learned. Now, you will make mistakes in the beginning. That's what happened to me. I set driers on fire, I flooded apartments accidentally and I drain a swimming pool... TWICE! But, I kept trying and got better and better and better. Hope this helps! Thank you so much for watching jermells!
It's not the property owners fault It's maintenance supervisor being picky on interviews weeding out the guys that want to work but need someone hands-on to teach not youtube video for a super tec Sad these Supervisor these days never want to hands-on new tec they are fast to say go learn on UA-cam.
@@TexMex508 it’s so true they want the most and pay the least. I told them I have tools but I won’t use my personal vehicle my insurance doesn’t let me.
All the techs I have met just give the unit some gundy, and go on their way. Lex, are you a maintenance tech? if so, what would be a decent wage for the position? i've been asked to take the position but I'm not sure how much to ask for
I'm a huge Steven Lavimoniere fan. Give it an Ol' how ya doing. 🤣 Between $20 & $25 to start is a descent wage. If you do HVAC work, anything below that is insulting. Thank you so much for watching As Gaylord!
Yes, I'm a maintenance tech. Sorry I forgot to say that.
I once had a leasing agent tell me “it’s low on freezon”
👍😆👍 Thank you so much for watching!
Does apartment maintenance hire if you have very little experience? I never see apartment maintenance apprentice jobs
Student housing properties will. Not so much at conventional properties. Thank you so much for watching John!
Find a temp agency for apartment maintenance. Start as a porter cleaning the property. Most good leads will teach you the basics along the way. They don't advertise job openings at smaller properties. They just call the agency. The bigs list on Indeed quite often.
start off in grounds or custodian....pay sucks at first but you prove yourself you can move up..
Hey!! Are you hiring??? I want to learn more.
I’m currently am I maintenance supervisor, for about 1 yr 4 month, but I was throw in the job.
I really like it. I love working with my hands!!
I have a lot of tools. I have my epa. And know a good concept of hvac but I really didn’t have anyone to help except UA-cam which helped me a lot. But I really would love to learn more.!! I live in Ga but my family wants to move to Fl so this would be super cool! Thanks hope you see this!!!!!
Which state
@@tghimirey6714 I’m in Ga and my fam wants to go to Fl. Right now it doesn’t really matter what part of Fl. My wife is Cuban and her parents live in fr so she really want to move lol
Just now seeing this comment. 🤔
Property Managers: We as techs understand math measuring consumption and ratios. We know you’re purposely harming customers and staff to move up. If you’re going to climb the ladder and then pull it up after you make it then we won’t help hold your ladder.
When I want, or need more contract work, I just take a binder of 300 to 400 of my most recent Work Order Completion Reports to a prospective Residential Property Manager or Real Estate company. They can see what I did and for how much and for whom. They immediately stop asking questions and start shooting me Work Orders. I accept no hourly pay offers and accept only pay by the job.
No disrespect to my Apartment maintenance brothers, but if you can handle owning your own small business... Forget apartment work and jump into contract rent house work if you want to make real money. Easily average over $60 an hour, pure profit, year in and year out. The cash flow never stops.
Right on Tom! How do you get into doing that? Do you just open an LLC and voila, you're in business? Or, do you have to get a contractors license? I know it varies from state to state but is there red tape that you have to get through to start? Thank you for the wisdom Tom!
My friend tries to pass off his EPA Universal as a contractor's license; i just laugh at him a nd he gets all pissed off.
lol... i have my EPA universal and still have not mastered brazing in line sets yet.....these guys that brag about there " credentials" in my experience dont know that much...watch the guys that keep quiet and go about the job...those are the guys ive learned from...
Yikes! 😆 Thank you so much for watching Justin!
@@workingshlub8861 i also have a weakness in brazing. When my buddy get bragging, I have to occasionally remind him that I can make him look stupid at the supply house;all i have to do is ask him an electrical question and it's all over. LOL
@@billb.4901 im up here in new england so i a/c isnt really a first priority with most management companies....that being said if you have no clue about of gas and oil heating systems you will not get far up here...
Ok
Thank you so much for watching Donnie!
I love crop dusting people in Wal mart!
I've walked through many. 🤣 Thank you so much for watching Unsilenced!
Property Managers: Techs understand that there is no housing shortage. You as a manager are over stressed in a hyper-competitive business. You’re making your work load harder on you and your customers/renters. Drive away the talent and destroy the entry level openings. You messed around. Now you’re finding out.
Property Managers: Stop hurting people to get your promotion that won’t materialize and focus on fixing the issues at hand.
Is a service tecnichian the same as a maintenance technician
Yes it is. Thank you so much for watching Luis!
@@LexVance I just got hired as a service technician for some apartments you got any tips for a beginner
Why hasn’t an Hvac company snatch this man up yet?
They try to every week. I like the variety maintenance provides. Also, Florida attics are absolutely brutal 9 months a year. Don't want to do that at 41 years old. Unless the income was life changing of course. 😂 Thank you so much for watching Ricky!
Skid, you mean you don’t need a 608 to handle capacitors? 😂
I Hope not because I must've done 1,000 of them before I even knew what an EPA card was. 😂 Thank you so much for watching Justin!
Everybody is searching for that universal EPA golden tech! You really have to do something with that sun 😜 jk.
😆 Yep. All these managers think the EPA card in an HVAC holy grail. Had to bust the bubble. Thank you so much for watching jclifford!
Man everyone in my town wants my job I make 32 per hour with benefits and 48 hours per week no h vac helper isn’t making close to that
Right on! Thank you so much for watching Kills!
what a name of the guy who took a risk on you
Bill. Thank you so much for watching!
But Lex: you’re advocating that companies only hire people how want to drop out of trades to do maintenance.
Or been in maintenance for years and supposedly know what to do and what they're talking about.
@@LexVance I hope so. Those people are rare.
You hire people Lex? Usually if someone has an EPA card they are knowledgeable in hvac from going to school, but your right only entry level with just a card...you should think about going HVAC Lex, I made $400 in 2 hours the other day...simple shit too. Shit you already know how to do bro...
I don't hire but they have me feel people out. Man, I like the variety maintenance provides. Also, Florida attics are brutal 9 months out of the year. Not sure I want to spend almost every day in people's attics at 41 years old.
@@LexVance yeah I feel ya. I on the other hand dont mind hot attics unless I'm dehydrated. Cause I've felt like I was gonna die before when I was severely dehydrated putting in a new system in an attic...
Let leasing agents get gift cards to buy clothes for the office and get a computer for work yet we have to buy our own tools doesnt make a lick of sense
Exactly! They don't have to buy copying machines, paper, pens, staplers, computers or software to do their job. But we have to buy expensive tools to do our job? Nope. The company needs to pay for anything bigger than a basic hand tool. Thank you so much for watching Ryan!
Hire me BROtein shake.
Let me know when you move to Tallahassee FL broca-cola. 😆
Lex: I know you cannot be pointed in your observations in your channel. You must appeal to both the staff and the managers. I’d be glad to be your unassimilated random opinionated guy to say what you cannot say.