What if you could work 8 hours but be paid for working 10 hours? Would that be of interest to you?
What are your skills? Can you do commercial HVACR? How about commercial electric? Can you read schematic diagrams? Ladder diagrams? Can you operate a volt ohm meter? An Amprobe?
Can you repair commercial restaurant cooking equipment?
If you can do these things and have superior skills in those areas then maybe you and I should talk. If you can repair equipment and are extremely mechanically inclined, then we will be willing to teach you how to make a lot of money in this industry. In other words, we will be willing to teach you how to work smart rather than hard. Think about this: No One is ever going to get rich by constantly working 80 hours a week.
If anything I have said here sparks your interest, then get in contact with me right away. You can do any of the following: You can send a resume, send anything that tells me your job history and or something about you or you can just call and talk or come by and we can speak in person.
Either way, it never hurt anyone just to talk!
I need to hire 4 to 5 more service techs right now!
Shall we talk?