You're absolutely right channel 1. There is a pretty big investment of one's life involved in becoming self employed. No one will seem to have the same vision or level of commitment that you do. Lots of long hours sometimes. It can be completely worth it though if a guy has the drive and can find some responsible and capable help.
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Why do I see myself in every word you wrote? You are absolutely right about everything. Everyone else seems to be on permanent leave with their 40 hours per week schedules. That's so funny!Originally Posted by Captain Dirtblender
Finding responsible help is a challenge especially if your pay rates are on the low side. I know I have the drive, the business is finally booming, and I seem to have a certain hunger that I never thought I had. I say bring it on...
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Give em' hell Kondor
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I feel your painHi Wayne,
I think I got about 20 resumes, of which 10 were "fast learners" 5 were administrative types, like "hot secretary will do anything", so I had to choose among the 5 left which were young kids straight out of college who have never held a screw driver in their hand, but hold a college degree, looking to finally have something on their resume.
Yes, we have a nice air conditioned space, divided in 2 offices with PCs, printers and a 3d printer, and a warehouse space in the back with a laser cutting machine, cnc machines and 3 assembly desks with rework stations and test equipment etc.
What scares people the most is the 8 hours a day of manual building, assembly, and soldering work. They leave at 6pm, and I am still there for 3 more hours.When they leave on Friday, they know I will be there on Saturday and Sunday again, just like I was working today, will be working tomorrow and on Labor DAY.
hi, I am in Ocala, FL and looking for a job badly...Can I help????
Dan
floridaquadracing.com
I'm a senior software developer for a company that designs HMI/SCADA software for the
industrial automationn industry. I also have decent soldering skills "not a pro by any means".
let me know if you have a spot. i'd like to shift venues.
Edit: just read you're only looking for manual antenna assemblers.
I'd love to work in the RC industry though. be it private sector/gov contracts.
Last edited by bagofsoup; 26th May 2015 at 11:15 AM.
In hoc signo vinces
I am in Ocala Florida but I can do any assembly, building testing and I am NASA and JPL soldering and cabling certified.
Maybe i can help from here I need work badly.
Dan Geukes
352-299-1296
I am in Ocala Florida but I can do any assembly, building testing and I am NASA and JPL soldering and cabling certified.
Maybe i can help from here I need work badly.
Dan Geukes
352-299-1296
Hi Tony
sent you another email please let me know. I can do alot for like you mentioned a week or 2 ago.
I am ready to help you now
Dan Geukes
dan@floridaquadracing.com
my cell is on the email....
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