Another one bites the dust
 

Just lost my second trainee at work today. He made it a week. The last one made it 2 weeks. I received a promotion but can't start until I train my off-the-street replacement. New one comes in Monday.

I assemble aerial work platforms or "scissor lifts" as the more generic term. Our company has a 70% turn around rate for new hires on the shop floor. Sucks but it is what it is.

Be my muse
Give me your inspiration.

The struggle is so real.

did you write this in your diary

Building stuff ain't easy. But post this in off topic, loser.

I've driven a few of those before, seems like they'd be a pain in the ass to assemple but not as bad a crane. Good luck my brew, maybe move out of an anywhere with a bunch of rejects with no work ethic.

Why do u suck so bad at what u do. Bet a hobo or meth addled hooker could get it done. Are u an aspie builder cirrhosis of the liver type?

I bet u would have better retention if u played them and gave them half we decent health care.

*paid dumb phone / grammar.

I'm ranting. This is on topic, loser.

Reverse burn.

We work to a "tact time" invented by the Japanese from Toyota. Each person has X time to complete X work. The production line doesn't stop so if you finish late the next product still loads and your X time starts for that. So it's easy to fall behind.

The pay is pretty good for an off the street job. Just have to make it past the overwhelming part of learning it in the allotted time. Most people can't.

Sounds fun but I'm week lazy traded and slow as fuck. Count me out. Lol. But if u can do it on time. They can too.