Posted by Pitch on August 02, 2012 at 08:14:50 from (66.66.18.32):
In Reply to: Shop owners ? posted by Bryan iniowa on August 01, 2012 at 18:48:22:
Good friend of mine was lead mechanic for a pipeline company. Pay was not great but not bad,but he was treated like crap. never was made to feel like he was part of the organization. Too many shop owners expect a guy to work like a partner,but then treat them as a no more than a hired hand. Friend was told one day that a monkey on a bicycle could do his job. He loade his tolls in in his truck and left,took two other mechanics with him. Opened his own shop did real well for several years and then changed focus. He now owns cement pumpers and is quite well off.
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