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Some people are just awesome

not surprised.

years ago i worked for a manufacturing company called "NUHEAT" we built and sold electric heated floor systems. used to get big bonuses regularly throughout the year, awesome christmas party every year than pentair bought them...runied that place. after 5 years i gave up and left, i didnt enjoy being a number to them rather than a human.,

NuHeat used to make some quality products but then…
 
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You get to be the guy we all complain about 🤣🤣

Exactly - and I’ll make sure you have a reason.

Normally it will be ridiculous things like requiring people to do stuff right. That really upsets people.

Then there’s that showing up on time thing.

And the showing up every day routine. Honestly I don’t have to do that very often because anybody that has attendance issues hits the door pretty quick- The deal is if I’m going to stick out my neck and tear somebody’s house up so that you have a job and you can’t consistently be here - me and you have a problem.

Then there’s the working a full day saying that I’m bad to talk about. Pushing for that 7 1/2 hours of backbreaking labor they call 9 hours ,doing hardly anything.

This week we had a job that involves installing a pocket door from scratch. This guy has been with me somewhere around seven years.

“ The door is perfectly installed but for some reason it’s closing on its own. “ And he neglected to tell me that the door that is a complete rectangle does not line up with the surrounding casing- But it is installed properly. Checked it with a level. So did I- it was out 1/2”.

Uh..... First of all what you’re describing neither requires the supernatural or this particular house defies the laws of physics. If the track is level the door will just hang. It won’t auto close.

Then you make sure the level track is 90° to the vertical pocket. Tool is called a “square”.

Then when you install the trim you simply close the door and make sure the trim meets the door perfectly and you have a perfect job.

Nope. Unlearnable.
 
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Exactly - and I’ll make sure you have a reason.

Normally it will be ridiculous things like requiring people to do stuff right. That really upsets people.

Then there’s that showing up on time thing.

And the showing up every day routine. Honestly I don’t have to do that very often because anybody that has attendance issues hits the door pretty quick- The deal is if I’m going to stick out my neck and tear somebody’s house up so that you have a job and you can’t consistently be here - me and you have a problem.

Then there’s the working a full day saying that I’m bad to talk about. Pushing for that 7 1/2 hours of backbreaking labor they call 9 hours ,doing hardly anything.

This week we had a job that involves installing a pocket door from scratch. This guy has been with me somewhere around seven years.

“ The door is perfectly installed but for some reason it’s closing on its own. “ And he neglected to tell me that the door that is a complete rectangle does not line up with the surrounding casing- But it is installed properly. Checked it with a level. So did I- it was out 1/2”.

Uh..... First of all what you’re describing neither requires the supernatural or this particular house defies the laws of physics. If the track is level the door will just hang. It won’t auto close.

Then you make sure the level track is 90° to the vertical pocket. Tool is called a “square”.

Then when you install the trim you simply close the door and make sure the trim meets the door perfectly and you have a perfect job.

Nope. Unlearnable.

You know I feel your pain. I play all parts of the game. I own my own, I run a crew for another and expect nothing less than 98% 98% of the time. I work two days a day as discussed before. Once for my family and once for my future. 🇺🇸
 
Exactly - and I’ll make sure you have a reason.

Normally it will be ridiculous things like requiring people to do stuff right. That really upsets people.

Then there’s that showing up on time thing.

And the showing up every day routine. Honestly I don’t have to do that very often because anybody that has attendance issues hits the door pretty quick- The deal is if I’m going to stick out my neck and tear somebody’s house up so that you have a job and you can’t consistently be here - me and you have a problem.

Then there’s the working a full day saying that I’m bad to talk about. Pushing for that 7 1/2 hours of backbreaking labor they call 9 hours ,doing hardly anything.

This week we had a job that involves installing a pocket door from scratch. This guy has been with me somewhere around seven years.

“ The door is perfectly installed but for some reason it’s closing on its own. “ And he neglected to tell me that the door that is a complete rectangle does not line up with the surrounding casing- But it is installed properly. Checked it with a level. So did I- it was out 1/2”.

Uh..... First of all what you’re describing neither requires the supernatural or this particular house defies the laws of physics. If the track is level the door will just hang. It won’t auto close.

Then you make sure the level track is 90° to the vertical pocket. Tool is called a “square”.

Then when you install the trim you simply close the door and make sure the trim meets the door perfectly and you have a perfect job.

Nope. Unlearnable.

my step dad owns a fountain tire. i was taught at a young age to be the first to arrive at work (at least 30 min early or you're late) and to be the last to leave.
 
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my step dad owns a fountain tire. i was taught at a young age to be the first to arrive at work (at least 30 min early or you're late) and to be the last to leave.

Nothing says you don’t want to be somewhere more than coming in late....except not coming at all.
 
Absolutely. alot of people call me a "company man" but that company pays all my bills so i give it my all.

I don’t know where the trend came from but people have completely lost the importance of taking care of the goose that laid the golden egg.

It would turn your stomach if I told you guys all the things big and small that I have witnessed people doing or trying to do to my company. All about money.

I have spent more time defending my company from its own employees then I have customers and suppliers by far.

And believe me I’ve been through some people trying to control it.

Literally hard to believe.
 
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