just wondering the positives and negatives of the job. How hard is the job? what are the hours like? how tough is it to get into? Do you like the job? any info you can give would be great

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I’ve been trying to get some work done on my basement for several months. Not a pretty job – it’s a unfinished basement with old, particle board panneling on the walls. The basement gets water so the panneling has been rotted away at the bottom and I’m 99% sure I’ve got mold to deal with. I’d do it myself but there will need to be some minor structural and electrical work that I’m not comfortable doing, as well as the fact that I’d rather not directly handle mold disposal. I’ve gone to umpteen contractors/specialists both directly and through lead generators like Service Magic. They either A.) Don’t show up to their estimate appointments, B.) Look it over, say they’ll send an estimate and then disappear and not return calls, or C.) Submit a price that’s insanely out of the logical range.

For reference this is suburban Philly. Is this a seasonal thing – i.e. there are plenty of pretty little summer projects that people want done so they’ll just blow off the ugly ones like mine?

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I’m a 22 year old college graduate, and I can’t find a job of any sort. About the only thing available to me is working at Wal-mart or McDonald’s for minimum wage. I could do this without a degree, or a high school diploma for that matter. I feel like I’ve wasted time I can’t get back on a useless degree. I admit this is no one’s fault but my own, I shouldn’t have listened to those teachers and guidance counselors in high school. College is just a scam, unless you’re going into engineering, a medical field, or you are planning to become an educator of some sort.

I’m thinking about becoming an electrician, would this help me actually make more than minimum wage?

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