Seeking entry level hvac in San Bernardino/Riverside/Palm Springs/Ontario

[techswife]

thank you so much. you have no idea how much your help means to us, we'd buy you a beer........if we could *S

[freezon]

Everyone on this site has given you tremendously helpful and accurate advice, they embody a wealth of knowledge. If your husband got on this site everyday and perused the threads, he could learn a lot about this trade.

I would recommend a different email address than "speedywombat". Sounds weird and unprofessional. Get an address put together that has something to do with his name, like "jjsmith@", you get the idea.

Also, I know people say to dress nicely, but he's not applying as an attorney. If he dresses like a tradesman, it may help a potential employer view him that way. The only job I have ever been turned down for was when I was just starting out and was "dressed nicely". Ever after that, I dressed the part, got the job I wanted, the money I wanted.

Anyway, just my 2 cents. Good luck.

[techswife]

excellent point about the email address, i'm australian so to me its not that unusual *L*, and you're right, the guys here have been brilliant in there advice, and i will get him on here if it kills him............ha!!!

[run&gun]

these days with big corporate and insurance cost , that class A should get him hired

[primmers]

jerry, go rob a bank and come up to bishop and buy me out..

[fcs]

Everyone on this site has given you tremendously helpful and accurate advice, they embody a wealth of knowledge. If your husband got on this site everyday and perused the threads, he could learn a lot about this trade.

I would recommend a different email address than "speedywombat". Sounds weird and unprofessional. Get an address put together that has something to do with his name, like "jjsmith@", you get the idea.

Also, I know people say to dress nicely, but he's not applying as an attorney. If he dresses like a tradesman, it may help a potential employer view him that way. The only job I have ever been turned down for was when I was just starting out and was "dressed nicely". Ever after that, I dressed the part, got the job I wanted, the money I wanted.

Anyway, just my 2 cents. Good luck.

Good points
Dress like a Serivec Tech in a Ad Clean, Professioninal neat. like a guy your gramma wants to have in here house

[greenthumb25]

Dress like a Serivec Tech in a Ad Clean, Professioninal neat. like a guy your gramma wants to have in here house

LOL. i think you should dress the part. if you show up all clean and then they wanted to test you out by making you do a demo it'll only distract you. i say be comfortable so you feel comfortable
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[fcs]

LOL. i think you should dress the part. if you show up all clean and then they wanted to test you out by making you do a demo it'll only distract you. i say be comfortable so you feel comfortable
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You should Dress One level better then you do for your the job. It show bride. Come like a slob I will assume you have NO pride in want you do.

welcome to the forum