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Acquire Foundational Experience and Skills

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The real hard TRUTH of becoming an Electrician #bluecollar #motivation #electrician

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Before pursuing independence, it is advised to work for an employer (either union or non-union) for a few years. This period serves as crucial on-the-job training, allowing the individual to gain practical skills, learn industry standards, understand business operations from an employee's perspective, and potentially build professional connections. This experience is essential groundwork before venturing out independently.

Goal: Gain practical trade experience and industry knowledge as an employee.

Tools and materials

  • Mentorship N/A — Learning from experienced tradespeople
  • On-the-job training N/A — Gaining practical skills and understanding industry practices

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life, you will never become wealthy. The key word is whole life. The only way to get rich is to get your own license or become a master electrician. You can work for someone or in a union for a few years, gain experience, but if you don't eventually start your own business, you'll never become rich. So I decided to become a master electrician, pass the exam, and

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