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Re: Aluminum welding...I had to bite my tongue.


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Posted by 135 Fan on January 06, 2009 at 22:39:16 from (68.149.56.30):

In Reply to: Re: Aluminum welding...I had to bite my tongue. posted by Puddles on January 06, 2009 at 03:36:22:

A Trailblazer 55 is a nice machine. I think the customer would almost be better using stick aluminum rods. I tried to ease into it by asking how much they had to do but got cut off. The boss says his sales of bandsaw blades are way up but his sales of welding supplies(limited welding supplies) are way down. The salesman he hired has absolutely no clue about welding. He's a nice enough guy and the boss thinks he's great but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out why his sales are down. He was thinking of hiring another salesman and had some really good applications from people who worked for large welding supplies. He threw them all out because the people never followed up on their applications! How dumb is that? I think a good knowledgable salesman would make the boss' head spin. The boss is moody and like I said, thinks he has it all figured out. I almost quit today. At the meeting this morning, the boss was mad because I left a partially completed box and parts on the bench. He could have said in a nice way that maybe I could put the counted parts in another box so I could take them off the counter. Very frustrating! I finally posted about something that everyone agrees with. What's up with that? LoL Dave


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