Finding a Technician

Started by spanishfly25, 08-02-2012 -- 07:59:12

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What's harder, finding a good job or a technician

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spanishfly25

08-02-2012 -- 07:59:12
A couple of years ago, I lost my job, and It took me for ever to find a good job, now that we need to find a Technician, we can't find one. so I was wondering what's harder. to find good techs or jobs?

yonker08

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08-02-2012 -- 10:51:20
Where are you located? Been looking for 6 mo. Problem is with us old guys we don't want to move.
Make no friendship with an angry man; and with a furious man thou shalt not go: Prov.22:24

spanishfly25

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08-02-2012 -- 12:16:23
Central New Jersey, New York city is 45 minutes north and philadelphia is 50 Minutes south of here

USMCPMEL

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08-02-2012 -- 13:48:45
The key word there is "good" tech.

OlDave

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08-02-2012 -- 16:47:15
QuoteThe key word there is "good" tech.
Do you know yonker too?  :wink:

USMCPMEL

#5
08-02-2012 -- 19:33:10
Lol no why does that term not apply to him??

yonker08

#6
08-03-2012 -- 16:40:53
Quote from: OlDave on 08-02-2012 -- 16:47:15
QuoteThe key word there is "good" tech.
Do you know yonker too?  :wink:

To know me is to love me Dave :evil:
Make no friendship with an angry man; and with a furious man thou shalt not go: Prov.22:24

Conman

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08-13-2012 -- 07:58:06
find good techs is always dificult, especially in todays market.

beadwork

#8
08-14-2012 -- 06:24:15
Finding a good (experienced) tech that is willing to accept the low wages that most employers want to pay is the real issue here, isn't it?

CalibratorJ

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08-14-2012 -- 07:02:00
Quote from: beadwork on 08-14-2012 -- 06:24:15
Finding a good (experienced) tech that is willing to accept the low wages that most employers want to pay is the real issue here, isn't it?

What he said......
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