Thinking about joining a tradeskill, someone educate me.

[Bomberman]

Like the title says, I'm thinking about picking up a craft, most likely carpentry. I'm trying to go through the Union but heard it's hard to get put on. Anybody do this for a living?

 

[Isaiah Bradley]

My uncle does electrical and stress how BS the unions are. If you could hookup with a shop that's already union, then that will cut out alot of the BS requirements needed to get into the union. Learning a trade is certainly a great way to improve your chances of landing job(s)...goodluck bruh

 

[Bomberman]

My uncle does electrical and stress how BS the unions are. If you could hookup with a shop that's already union, then that will cut out alot of the BS requirements needed to get into the union. Learning a trade is certainly a great way to improve your chances of landing job(s)...goodluck bruh

Appreciate it fam. Didn't know about that "already union" thing, gonna look that up right now.

 

[Chief]

Learn welding, the advanced ones make good money.

 

[Luken]

Learn welding, the advanced ones make good money.

Yup, Metal takes talent.

 

[Joe Budden]

Elevator repair is easy to get into and you learn most of it on the job shadowing someone. First year you’ll earn $30 an hour on the East cost.