hey
just a question to the Car Mechanics,
1.do you similar to being a Car Mechanic?
2.do you like the salary?
3.how easy is it?
4.what GCSES did you have when you disappeared school
5.did you go to collage or into appretiship or both
and
would you close to to do another job?
thanks
obviously
it's much then other jobs
It not graceful as you think... it¨s difficult to be perfect.
College
I will notify you later.
1. yes
2. yes
3. how willing are you to swot
4. ase certified after school
5. on the job training at first
yes
obviously
it's much then other jobs
It not graceful as you think... it¨s difficult to be perfect.
College
I will notify you later.
Answers: 1. Yes, I still savour repairing vehicles, diagnosing them however after years of doing this I find myself doing more of the business end. I ruminate you either enjoy it a short time ago as any other interest or dont. For example: My friend loves to decorate interiors of houses which bores me to death but she can spend hours looking through fabric and matching colors, and desig.yauuuwn. Zzzzzzzzzz. Im sorry, but anyway you get the point: Mechanic work is not work to some, of late fun!
2. The pay is great...if you are good. Good is doing the career correctly the first time, having the knack for mechanical facility, honest work, good tools, and a company who matches adjectives of the above to provide unlimited jobs to perform!
3. It is adjectives easy. Let me explain; There is nothing HARD TO DO on any vehicle, its adjectives a mater of time consuming varibles. Some things take longer to repair or take apart, etc. If the assignment is HARD than you lack something like knowlege, or correct tools, or leniency. I have run into jobs over the final 25 years in which I rejected because of the time involved or lack of knowlege but never enjoy done a job that was too intricate. You can get info and tools on any automotive task, its purely a matter if YOU think its worth your time for the reward weather money or accomplishment.
4. I nature of grew up with doing automechanicing with my dad, did a one year vo-tech cource near a great instructor who taught theory of operation to some extent than how to let a machine or tester diagnose it for you. After that I took every free or otherwise, class on any nouns of automotive offered by vendors to where I worked or by the company itself I worked at. Be alert of these "g r e a t" automotive colleges as Ive hired so-called mechanics that went through these, graduated beside great scores and just did not enjoy the basics put into their brains yet to even start at a plane to earn a paycheck! And they payed thousands some up to nine thousand dollars for their "education". Go to a reputable school but make sure it really TEACHES you HOW everything works!
5. The solitary other job I would consider is the one Ive kinda evolved into which is business management/ownership. You still get to comfort people but I enjoy making deal w/vendors and other companies. Sure do miss working on cars but I have other interests. Kind of depends if YOU have more than one interest.
6. To be a successful mechanic: Have the knack for it. Have the pleasure of doing it. Get a genuine education to start so you can easily revise the rest of it in the future. Stay honest, accurate, and hang on to everything Quality.
Ps. When I graduated from Auto school I feel that I knew at least 90% of what in that was to know about cars...after my first year working as a mechanic professionally at a shop I figure I knew about 3% of what in that was to know about cars and have grown in knowlege considerably!
1. yes
2. yes
3. how willing are you to swot
4. ase certified after school
5. on the job training at first
yes
obviously
it's much then other jobs
It not graceful as you think... it¨s difficult to be perfect.
College
I will notify you later.
just a question to the Car Mechanics,
1.do you similar to being a Car Mechanic?
2.do you like the salary?
3.how easy is it?
4.what GCSES did you have when you disappeared school
5.did you go to collage or into appretiship or both
and
would you close to to do another job?
thanks
How long did you enjoy to linger...
obviously
it's much then other jobs
It not graceful as you think... it¨s difficult to be perfect.
College
I will notify you later.
What to do near a spare Monte...
1. yes
2. yes
3. how willing are you to swot
4. ase certified after school
5. on the job training at first
yes
obviously
it's much then other jobs
It not graceful as you think... it¨s difficult to be perfect.
College
I will notify you later.
How plentiful times on average does someone...
Answers: 1. Yes, I still savour repairing vehicles, diagnosing them however after years of doing this I find myself doing more of the business end. I ruminate you either enjoy it a short time ago as any other interest or dont. For example: My friend loves to decorate interiors of houses which bores me to death but she can spend hours looking through fabric and matching colors, and desig.yauuuwn. Zzzzzzzzzz. Im sorry, but anyway you get the point: Mechanic work is not work to some, of late fun!
2. The pay is great...if you are good. Good is doing the career correctly the first time, having the knack for mechanical facility, honest work, good tools, and a company who matches adjectives of the above to provide unlimited jobs to perform!
3. It is adjectives easy. Let me explain; There is nothing HARD TO DO on any vehicle, its adjectives a mater of time consuming varibles. Some things take longer to repair or take apart, etc. If the assignment is HARD than you lack something like knowlege, or correct tools, or leniency. I have run into jobs over the final 25 years in which I rejected because of the time involved or lack of knowlege but never enjoy done a job that was too intricate. You can get info and tools on any automotive task, its purely a matter if YOU think its worth your time for the reward weather money or accomplishment.
4. I nature of grew up with doing automechanicing with my dad, did a one year vo-tech cource near a great instructor who taught theory of operation to some extent than how to let a machine or tester diagnose it for you. After that I took every free or otherwise, class on any nouns of automotive offered by vendors to where I worked or by the company itself I worked at. Be alert of these "g r e a t" automotive colleges as Ive hired so-called mechanics that went through these, graduated beside great scores and just did not enjoy the basics put into their brains yet to even start at a plane to earn a paycheck! And they payed thousands some up to nine thousand dollars for their "education". Go to a reputable school but make sure it really TEACHES you HOW everything works!
5. The solitary other job I would consider is the one Ive kinda evolved into which is business management/ownership. You still get to comfort people but I enjoy making deal w/vendors and other companies. Sure do miss working on cars but I have other interests. Kind of depends if YOU have more than one interest.
6. To be a successful mechanic: Have the knack for it. Have the pleasure of doing it. Get a genuine education to start so you can easily revise the rest of it in the future. Stay honest, accurate, and hang on to everything Quality.
Ps. When I graduated from Auto school I feel that I knew at least 90% of what in that was to know about cars...after my first year working as a mechanic professionally at a shop I figure I knew about 3% of what in that was to know about cars and have grown in knowlege considerably!
1. yes
2. yes
3. how willing are you to swot
4. ase certified after school
5. on the job training at first
yes
obviously
it's much then other jobs
It not graceful as you think... it¨s difficult to be perfect.
College
I will notify you later.
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