Happy Monday everyone! I hope you all had a good weekend. For this week let's keep a discussion going about a specific topic! Topic for this week : Everything to consider when starting and electrical contracting business For this discussion let's talk about EVERYTHING under the sun that you considered or wish you considered when starting a business. If you haven't started a business yet, what practices have you seen in the company you work for that you WOULD or WOULD NOT implement in your own business. Any thoughts, any ideas. It's all welcome. Feel free to write your own post in this thread on this topic! If you want to record yourself and post a video, that's fine too! Let's have a good week everyone!

Here is one of the big things I would consider when thinking about about an electrical business!

Hello, my name is Javier. I am 33 years old and I am an electrical technician. I started working as an assistant when I was 17, and I spent many years working in residential and commercial electrical systems. At the age of 23, I obtained my certification as a technician in electrical systems and industrial control, and I have been working in that field ever since. I have worked for different companies and in various sectors, and today I am interested in starting my own business.

Excited to be a part of getting the lighting replaced and working on this 150' tall cross in our community.

As they are a few apprentices here, I wanted a thread discussing what life looks like after the apprenticeship. A lot of us bust or butts for 3-5 years and finally overcome this hump in our careers. What did the first few years look like for your after you graduated the apprenticeship. What are some things to keep in mind? Changes in how you were treated, mistakes made? Did you run work immediately or wait a while. Things like that