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Posted by mm on June 1, 2006, 8:35 am
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On Mon, 29 May 2006 17:03:20 -0400, "ABLE_1"
>Actually you just never know. Here for starters is a good beginning. But
>then I noticed you did not post the name, your location, state, city so it
>would be hard for someone that may have some interest ring somebody up.
>Information is a wonderful thing when you use it.
I'm sorry. I couldn't post the city or state because I hadn't even
asked him before I posted the question. It was a spur of the moment
thing on my part.
I also couldn't answer some questions about benefits, etc.
But I'm sending all this stuff to him right now. I really appreciate
you guys and I'm sure he will too.
>
>> How does one find employees, including trainees?
>>
>> I have a friend with a burglar alarm business, installation and
>> monitoring, homes and commerical property (no autos).
>>
>> He needs more installers and repairmen. Any ideas on where he can
>> get them?
>>
>>
>> He can't find them.
>> He advertises in the newspaper or on the web, and 4 people will call.
>> Only one will show up for the interview, and he won't be qualified.
>>
>> Most high school grads don't know anything about electricity, and he'd
>> like them to at least know Ohm's law. Trade schools around here won't
>> let him, or others like him put up anything on the bulletin board.
>> Even nationally advertised companies are turned down.
>>
>> He pays pretty darn well. For those with experience, I think it is
>> over 50G. Isn't that still a lot? (I don't know how much over 50.)
>> And he's not so small. Between 600 and 1000 customers for whom he
>> installed the equipment and does the monitoring, and has contracts for
>> some national name brand chains to do repair work at any of their
>> stores within say 100 miles of here.
>>
>> Remove NOPSAM to email me. Please let
>> me know if you have posted also.
>
Remove NOPSAM to email me. Please let
me know if you have posted also.
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