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Hi there,
I have worked like field technician with yale-linde-jlg-toyota dealers in Italy (Europe) until the CEO of the last dealer told me:" You hate this job!".He was reason, so I've changed my kind of job.I have a lot of friends of my old job and I help them if I can and I'm interested in this field like an hobby now,but,
at the end of the day,I think that if I'm searching brotherhood,probably there are two only reasons 1)My chief is an **** or 2)I don't like my job.
I've changed my chiefs until I understood that it was the second reason.
Bye.
  • Posted 20 Apr 2012 16:46
  • By Henrys
  • joined 25 Oct'10 - 20 messages
  • Veneto, Italy

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