Best & Worst Things About This Career
As reported by people currently doing the job
"The best thing about my job is the independence it gives me from office cubicle work. I work in my truck, outside, and in people's homes. By working in peoples homes, I meet a variety of people and enjoy a work day that is different every day. The worst thing about the job is the long hours. I work six days a week, nine to eleven hours a day. The length of my work day is dictated by the workload and not by desk or white collar conventions."
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Tips for Succeeding in This Career
Helpful info from insiders
"1. Keep a safe driving record. Any job that requires you to drive a company vehicle will be closed to you if you have moving violations or accidents on your record. 2. Learn some customer service skills. For customer service professionals, friendliness is as important as technical proficiency. 3. Learn some basic electrical theory. An understanding of electrical flow is vital to your safety when you're working in proximity to high-voltage systems."
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