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Prioritize Quality Over Quantity

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Electrician tells 3 things he’s learned so far in the field, with 5 years of experience, Thoughts?

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The third and final lesson emphasizes never rushing any electrical installation, advocating for 'quality over quantity.' He clarifies that this doesn't mean being inefficient, but rather focusing on delivering high-quality workmanship. He uses the analogy of getting a haircut: customers are willing to pay more for a superior, carefully crafted haircut (a 'fire cut') even if it takes a bit longer, compared to a rushed, mediocre one. He applies this principle to electrical work, stating that clients prefer a high-quality install over a fast, 'half-assed' job.

Goal: Ensure all electrical installations meet the highest quality standards, regardless of perceived time pressure.

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money. And lastly, number three is never rush any electrical job, man. Better to be quality over quantity. I don't mean That doesn't mean don't be efficient, okay? You want to have be prepared. But customers want to pay for quality install rather than a fast half-assed install. [music] It's like getting a haircut and a barber cuts you in like in 10 minutes and gives you a mid cut, but you'll pay double or triple for the guy who takes 15 minutes with a fire cut. Same thing applies for electrical. Follow for more tips.

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