Interview

INterview:
 * 1) What reading or writing would i need to do in order for this job?
 * 2) Would the writing be really improtant or jsut a secondary portion?
 * 3) what kind of work ethic does it require?
 * 4) what kind of attiutude do you bring to work everyday?
 * 5) is it fun and exciting, or just the same old thing everyday?
 * 6) if so how is it exciting, or what makes it dull and how could it become adventurous?
 * 7) is there any travel involed in tis job?
 * 8) where would you generally go?
 * 9) what kind of hours does it require?
 * 10) what exactly do i need to know, what kind of education and knowledge do i need?
 * 11) what kind of people would i be working with?
 * 12) what kind of co worker makes a good co worker?
 * 13) how do i make my way up the corporate ladder?
 * 14) is there ways to work up? is it good to know someone?
 * 15) and of course what kind of money would i be making?

Career project interviews Interview number 1 Leslie Hansen Auto Body Technician
 * 1) Basic reading and writing is required, there are many times that you will have reports for repairs and fixes to fill out. Can’t be subtle or vague.
 * 2) Day to day routine is general for the excitement. However over years with technology advancements there are changes and new frontiers to be jumped.
 * 3) An ability to learn and adapt is very important. Also there is a serious level of patience and perseverance that needs to be learned
 * 4) This comes experience and years on the job.
 * 5) Dealing with un-obvious solutions to problems is an example.
 * 6) Not a lot of travel involved, work comes to you at your facilities. Lot of local stuff.
 * 7) Conferences, awards given, and tests to see who the best is are given and taken, which are held in different places, like Vegas for example which Mr. Hansen is the previous years Best of the Best.
 * 8) No weird hours, plain old 40 hour work week depending on what you’re trying to achieve and overtime and such.
 * 9) People are very easy to get along with, they are good people. Over the years there have always been good co-workers.
 * 10) Not a lot of experience with un-lively people.
 * 11) Went to trade school
 * 12) Must acquire basic auto body technician to start out, and 5 year period with checkups to perfect skills.
 * 13) Possible managing positions
 * 14) Need management skills and degrees plus the A.B.T. diplomacy.
 * 15) Very possible to open ones own shop with the necessary requirements.

Interview number 2 Byron Martin Auto Mechanic and Manager of Byron’s computerized automotive i.  Need to be very exact. ii. Taxes iii. Also dealing with a dealership there is excessive writing i.  Teach you a lot about the technology curve and what equipment is up to date. i.  Mechanic, brakes, auto body technician etc…
 * 1) Lots of reading and writing
 * 2) Lots of reports and files to fill out
 * 1) Work changes over time due to technology and types of cars worked with.
 * 2) Adapting is pretty key.
 * 3) Personal business
 * 4) Management skills plus mechanical skills
 * 5) Need to know the right stuff to open ones own shop.
 * 6) Sees a lot of older stuff because today’s cars have warranty’s outlasting the life of the car or the time the person owns the car.
 * 7) Got into this are because always had a knack for taking things apart and putting them back together.
 * 8) Hours are decent, not uncomfortable
 * 9) Depends on where you want to go i.e. overtime and such
 * 10) Also depends on when person needs car back and etc…
 * 11) Personally feels that mechanics should be limited to a 10 hour day because of stress physically and mentally.
 * 12) Not a lot of travel involved especially with own business
 * 13) Conferences and etc…
 * 1) Never seems to be un-friendly co-workers or customers for that matter but no matter who or where you are there are some bad apples that you run into and you have to brush it off.
 * 2) For some guys or dealerships the cards play and sometimes they don’t.
 * 3) Location is pretty important, especially for local small business owners.
 * 4) Depends on what your doing
 * 1) Dealerships do all new cars whereas his shop can be working on cars that are spread 50 years apart.
 * 2) Learning experience every time.