Very Funny!!
I like to work alone for the most part. There have been a couple times I have worked with a couple guys and we just rocked. I think it depends on who you have working with you and if you will have to baby-sit them.
21 - 25 of 25 Posts
I always prefered to work alone. Kinda hard when whippin' 4x12 sheets above your head though. My first three years in business I worked alone. Busted my a** but I got it done. Time came where I couldn't handle the work load anymore, however by the grace of God a guy I worked with for 10 years and has been a great friend also, had enough of the company he was at and I used to be at, and was looking for something else. So I brought him on, and it was a pleasure. He is now my forman. I made the decison to bring on a few guys as my workload needs it. I now have 5 guys and I couldn't be happier with my group of guys. I have 2 full fledged mechanics, who are compotent in Metal Framing, Drywall hanging, Drywall Finishing, and acoustical installations. 2 guys who are hangers and finishers, but are coming along nicely with the metal framing and acoustical aspects. and one grunt who truely has a desire to learn the trade. I guess I just got lucky
. I still work in the field..alone when I can, usually doing the ceilings and punch out while the rest of the crew moves to another job. So I guess if it were still just me, and my workload didn't warrent a 5 man crew. Knowing what I know now I would work with one other, skilled and compotent mechanic.
. I still work in the field..alone when I can, usually doing the ceilings and punch out while the rest of the crew moves to another job. So I guess if it were still just me, and my workload didn't warrent a 5 man crew. Knowing what I know now I would work with one other, skilled and compotent mechanic.21 - 25 of 25 Posts
