well hell

October 16, 2003

October 16, 2003

No wonder you didn't get any calls olfa..You should've said"We don't dr*g test" you'll get alot of calls..Don't put exp. only that will discourage the calls.Put beginners and you'll get tons of calls,enough to open a tint school but they don't have any money so you don't have to mess with them.

Mdog · October 16, 2003

finding employees for tint is a never ending battle.

October 16, 2003

I understand your plight. I trained a guy to tint. Only had a week of training and said it just wasn't for him. He said it was alot harder than it looked. :hmmm

Guess I need to find one of these guy that just has to tint one car and there an expert.... :thumb

Image Tint · October 17, 2003

Try hiring a younger kid to help install flat glass & pay him hourly, once he gets the hang of it & his friends start asking him to do their cars he might want to make more money. :booga

Protint · October 17, 2003

On my move back to the East coast I was in Dallas and looked at the yellow pages and it seemed like half the book was tint shops. You would think that some disgruntled tinter would have jumed on that one.

October 17, 2003

Before opening my own shop, I worked at like 6 or 7 tint shops, but I NEVER looked in a newspaper for that job opening.. I just droped by a tint shop or 2, said I was a good tinter, looking for work.. If they needed a tinter, they would have me tint one car, to check out my quality, and then I'd have a job.. Every time I tinted for a company, I got the job. So, I guess you just need to keep an ear to the ground for a disgrountled tinter looking for work.. Or, cruze by the competing shops around lunch time and follow the tinters to lunch.. hehe.