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The 3 Biggest Mistakes you make as A New Electrician, is this True? Thoughts?

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While 'showing up late to a job' is typically a professional concern, for DIY enthusiasts, this translates to effective project management and communication, especially if working with other trades, inspectors, or when scheduling personal time. Disregarding schedules can lead to project delays, frustration, and potential issues with contractors or family members. Always plan your DIY electrical work realistically, account for potential unforeseen issues, and communicate any delays promptly. Updating relevant parties (e.g., other contractors, family members whose routines are affected) with an updated estimated time of arrival (ETA) or completion is a sign of professionalism and respect, ultimately contributing to a smoother project flow.

Goal: Ensure timely project progression and effective communication with stakeholders.

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>> Cuz we had to almost we couldn't almost terminate it. So, just don't do it, guys. Number two is showing up late to a job. And this applies to everybody regardless of being electrician. Nobody wins showing up late, guys. You get an upset customer, [music] a boss, a project delay. Don't be late. And as a service electrician, it can be tough sometimes, but just update your customer with our updated ETA, and it's better than being [music] late. Lastly, number three, guys, do not fall through the

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