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Re: Much work in South West area?
Perhaps there is or should be a new topic showing whose quiet or whose busy?
And the reasons why there are those that are quieter than others?
Geographical Area
Radius of area covered
Types of appliances repaired
Agency work (percentage)
Private work (percentage)
Number of engineers in company
Number of competitors
Just a thought!
Re: Much work in South West area?
Is this just for the South West area (like in the subject) or are we talking generally/nationally?
Re: Much work in South West area?
Martin I was going to add that I lived and worked in the South West for a couple of years but admitedly not working in the White Goods Service & Repair Field, that said work was tough to find down there and as a lot of its rural I could well imagine a high fuel bill come the end of the month.
That said there are areas down there that are fairly condensed and I would if I were consdering such a move want to work somewhere like that. On the flip side of that as the guys who are located there have said they find work sparse and realistically they cannot relish the thought of yet another compeditor moving into their patch !That all said I am a great believer that if your minded, flexable, adaptable and inventive and good at what you do its probable that you could make a go of it almost anywhere.
Re: Much work in South West area?
bendaireboy wrote:Martin it’s EMMETS in Cornwall and Grockels in Devon !!!!!!!!
‘Tis true an proper what you’re be saying right enough ‘nd shame on I fur not spoutin’ that out earlier…..oooh! aaaarh! 😳
Re: Much work in South West area?
Martin wrote:
‘Tis true an proper what you’re be saying right enough ‘nd shame on I fur not spoutin’ that out earlier…..oooh! aaaarh! 😳Can I assume that is Yorkshire dialect?
Alex
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