Wow you nailed every point I hit when I hire/train! Great video!!! Sad to say that there are loads of companies that would turn this video off in the first minute because they care not to be a company of integrity as you so eloquently speak of! Thank you for making the vid!
First and foremost, who in their right mind could give this video a thumbs down 👎 Second, and more to the point of the video, this advice is spot on, absolutely, positively, dead centered accurate. You nailed exactly what is needed to get an offer and most importantly, what is necessary training for an employee to successfully make the company money 💰 Bravo and well done!
from when I first heard these podcasts being produced a few years ago it was the training the emphasis on making sure people understood the best practices not just memorizing them that had always made me want to work for a company that had a boss like this at the helm. I think one of my favorite podcasts was Jim Bergman talking about the reason he wanted to create his own tools for the longest time I have been upset with the inaccuracy the tools available to me.
I think my biggest downfall with interviews is asking the right questions or questions at all. The interviewers usually tell you all there is to know and then questions to ask are a blank for me. The last place I interviewed at I should have asked what makes the perfect candidate as that was pretty much implied to what they were looking for.
I wish more employers had the same mindset as you Bryan with a Y , now I dunno about the States but where I live you won't get the service manager on the phone if you're just an applicant, not gonna happen , I tried when I was looking for work and everybody hides behind a front desk phone number or an email address they never answer to ...
Use rocketcert pay for it do the tests, pay for the 10 $ apprenticeship license. work a job or go to school for 3years experience and take tests with the state
great advice any website where i can see people who want work in trade i like establish maintenance and repair company in new jersey state and want some technicians in my company thanks in advance
I might have a bit of claustrophobia so working in confined positions for long periods of time might be a problem for me. Is there any work/instrumentation in confined attics or similar places that an HVAC technician might need to do?
If you are a person for whom the job itself matters more than the social aspect of the job, and you work for a company operated by people for whom the social aspect of work matters more than the work itself, you are likely to be frustrated, unpopular and quite possibly the highest paid field employee.
I'd love to work for you. I'm in Michigan and I'm looking to get a contractor's license. I've been interested in the field for a while. I work for myself right now but I need experience in the HVACR world at a professional level. Are you hiring?
My father said a long time ago . when went on a interview " you learn more by receiving then broadcast ."in short keep the mouth shut in a interview . 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
@user9823598246 I'm not completely sure I'm in school for hvac and according to what we learned once you're certified it's good for life. However when rules and regulations change it's the techs responsibility to keep up to date with the new regulations. So I dont know if that somehow revokes your certification.
Kalo is always coming through with them pointers all the time can't ever go wrong with this man.
I really love this video. The advice will also work for other job applications.
Thank you.
I met a service manager while doing a hobby and he got me into trade school and now I'm in the trade.
Great work man. Hope all goes great for you in the future buddy.
What does getting into the trade mean
@@jacksonbarns7867 its about going all in. Buying the tools, getting certified changing careers etc.
Wow you nailed every point I hit when I hire/train! Great video!!! Sad to say that there are loads of companies that would turn this video off in the first minute because they care not to be a company of integrity as you so eloquently speak of! Thank you for making the vid!
First and foremost, who in their right mind could give this video a thumbs down 👎
Second, and more to the point of the video, this advice is spot on, absolutely, positively, dead centered accurate. You nailed exactly what is needed to get an offer and most importantly, what is necessary training for an employee to successfully make the company money 💰
Bravo and well done!
from when I first heard these podcasts being produced a few years ago it was the training the emphasis on making sure people understood the best practices not just memorizing them that had always made me want to work for a company that had a boss like this at the helm. I think one of my favorite podcasts was Jim Bergman talking about the reason he wanted to create his own tools for the longest time I have been upset with the inaccuracy the tools available to me.
I think my biggest downfall with interviews is asking the right questions or questions at all. The interviewers usually tell you all there is to know and then questions to ask are a blank for me. The last place I interviewed at I should have asked what makes the perfect candidate as that was pretty much implied to what they were looking for.
I wish more employers had the same mindset as you Bryan with a Y , now I dunno about the States but where I live you won't get the service manager on the phone if you're just an applicant, not gonna happen , I tried when I was looking for work and everybody hides behind a front desk phone number or an email address they never answer to ...
Thank you I have learned so much.
I'm in MD trying to get my hvac journeyman and if you could advise study guide?
Use rocketcert pay for it do the tests, pay for the 10 $ apprenticeship license. work a job or go to school for 3years experience and take tests with the state
Hi Bryan! I am a huge fan, I really admire you and appreciate your hard work
I have thought about asking if I can work for you, not going to lie lol!
Great advises.
Thanks Matt
great advice
any website where i can see people who want work in trade
i like establish maintenance and repair company in new jersey state and want some technicians in my company
thanks in advance
I might have a bit of claustrophobia so working in confined positions for long periods of time might be a problem for me. Is there any work/instrumentation in confined attics or similar places that an HVAC technician might need to do?
If you are a person for whom the job itself matters more than the social aspect of the job, and you work for a company operated by people for whom the social aspect of work matters more than the work itself, you are likely to be frustrated, unpopular and quite possibly the highest paid field employee.
I'd love to work for you. I'm in Michigan and I'm looking to get a contractor's license. I've been interested in the field for a while. I work for myself right now but I need experience in the HVACR world at a professional level. Are you hiring?
Honestly, I think some of this info is outdated but obviously a lot of good tips as well.
My father said a long time ago . when went on a interview " you learn more by receiving then broadcast ."in short keep the mouth shut in a interview . 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Great, Video Bryan!. #ACFLEX
How about keeping a job? lol
Right now to get a job in HVAC all you need is a pulse.
And your EPA certs
@user9823598246 I'm not completely sure I'm in school for hvac and according to what we learned once you're certified it's good for life. However when rules and regulations change it's the techs responsibility to keep up to date with the new regulations. So I dont know if that somehow revokes your certification.
@@androidnoob714 I just applied with no experience certification or nothing and got hired less than a week of applying
@@lukehawkinson6165 what state are you living in?
@@androidnoob714 Minnesota!
You need a cardboard Trump face for when you have to fire people.