dpittman you described my workplace...I've been the same place 30+years, started right out of tech school to be a toolmaker. I now make a good wage, great benefits, clean climate controlled environment. Was the manager of the toolroom for many years, I know how hard it is to hire people, the last two...one quit after 1.5 years as he didn't think he was appreciated, wasn't learning any thing, had to constantly ask him to put his phone away...the current one is last to show up, first to leave, he spent two years at the same tech school I went to. Hes been here five years, hasn't progressed in any way, hasn't bought anymore than the basic tools. Doesn't show any want to do anymore than the minimum to get a check. It's frustrating to watch a company with such great resources founder like we do. I'm back to being a toolmaker here to try and pick up the slack. I can't run the cnc machines like a few of the other guys, but I don't need a drawing or a program to tell my machine what to do. Thanks for letting me vent.
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