Anyone have some advice here. I work for Barloworld and we have a number of open Technician positions available. Being in the southeast, I really believe that our Hispanic population presents us with a potentially robust opportunity for recruitment - but so far we have had trouble reaching this segment.
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mrfixit,
The big difference is he is in the Bahamas & you are in NY!
Hmmm.....33 years as a road tech and I'm still waiting for it to get easy.
LIFE IS GOOD! Plus you might even know Tommy Bahama or at least his RUM!
WHO COULD ASK FOR MORE!!
I know when I started in this industry many years ago it was mostly white guys that turned the wrench's but over the years the demographic has reallly changed to a hispanic base. I actually make fun of it cause when I ask a customer who came out here last and they say a white guy it is easy to narrow down who it is as there are only three of us at the company I work for, if they tell me it is a hispanic guy with a mustache well that is the rest of them.
I know this is going to sound bad but what other job can you get that requires no college education and make decent money at it? If you can think thru a problem and visualize the flow of electicityyou can fix a forklift. I personally find this job easy and not much of a challenge any more but for $31 and hour I know is way more than I could make doing anything else with a 2 year college education.
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