Nemont
Well-known member
That's the problem with our country now there is no work ethic anymore or morals , what happened to wanting to do a good job and being proud of the work you do !!!
We established that the boomers killed it.
Nemont
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That's the problem with our country now there is no work ethic anymore or morals , what happened to wanting to do a good job and being proud of the work you do !!!
Hang drywall in your own home on your time if you wish. As for a career, have fun with any quality of living. Im 33, went on to graduate school, and now can pay someone to hang drywall for me. Some may say I'm lazy, I prefer to think I'm working smart. Obviously there are lazy people out there, and I'm sure many of you would toss me under that same bus after I quit working at a golf course after one week during summers in college because I did t want to have to get there at 5 am and weed whack all day. Instead, I chose to work smarter, doing bench work at my university's chem lab and eventually getting a higher level degree to avoid this much manual labor in the future.
Signed,
happy Gen Xer with great kids, thriving business and distrust of boomers
So why the long face Trigger?
The days of slaving away with manual labor are fading and technology is advancing. Youth realizes this and many times, it is much better to work smarter than to work harder.
And I'm not condescending anyone here. My statement said have fun with a decent quality of living (I.e. raise a family), which is true of a general laborer.
I speak with the sliderule wunderkinds on a daily basis. The majority of dialogue is them asking for help regarding solving their mistakes on construction documents with real world solutions.
...for free of course, but their time is money...LMAO.
I've seen plenty of those "real world" solutions implemented, usually to the tune of thousands of dollars to fix. The door swings both ways.
Absolutely bambi, and we are always willing to mobilize a crew to rectify a design professional and competing contractor's folly.
Your days sound like some of mine. Try getting engineers, designers and planners on the same page so you can deliver to the client what you have put in your scope.
before you guys all lump the next generation into being malingers, remember what was thought of your generation when you were entering the work force.
Just a quick question, what generation raised all these kids?
Nemont