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This is an exceptionally concise, accurate, and reality based analysis of the industry It will help hundred of young people truly understand what they need to do to make a living in the construction trades The funny thing everything you stated is also valid in the lower to mid tier of the IT and IS industries Thank you I am going to make sure I send this to a few young men and women I know
Comment from : @DucNguyen-bd5ir

I am 20 now and I am a glazier now for 4 years and I am happy with this I have my own place and a car girlfriend and I am in a young company my boss is 66 my college's are becoming the new owners so it will be a young company they are 25 and 30 so that's fun
Comment from : @jajjajajajajaj

Did he not mention elevator technician? I heard that's the highest paying trade
Comment from : @Turtlemannnn90

Electricians make great money and best part is no clean up!!
Comment from : @tman3036

Made in America tools only? Haha As an American, make it Germany and you have a deal! 😂
Comment from : @justCarner

Good channel good advice brI hope young men & women in high school are following you I am now !brIf Water Runs Through it We do it is a fantastic book that adheres to your passion Good job my friend
Comment from : @joeysnider4793

concrete finishers get paid great also!
Comment from : @ExpatTraderFX

From Thumbnail thought this was bout stock market
Comment from : @jimmypeach8838

once worked in the US but they paid 10$/h as HVAC Now I got my own company and a workshop in my country
Comment from : @krzysztofp7846

I do really well in commercial HVAC/R Went to a 1 year trade school and had to start out in residential for the experience It took 5 years to start making good money but it was totally worth it
Comment from : @bootleg1514

Imagine your paying 35 into the gov, as a self-employed fellow, and along comes a large group of "foreign Born" laborers working for 32 less than you, it's almost like it's designed that way Just saying
Comment from : @bryantsculpting42

What about welding ?
Comment from : @Hbsmooth

equipment operators
Comment from : @sim7409

Masonry foreman making over 100k building block,brick & stone buildings
Comment from : @user-ms3ko5gn8e

Age 28, very happy to know woodworking as a self-employed pays well 🙌🙌
Comment from : @psychomosca422

Shows that those treadesmen were cowards They should have been fighting the cheap assholes rather than each other
Comment from : @hainleysimpson1507

Drywall finisher making bigg baller money 28
Comment from : @OgMist_

I've been doing renovations under the table and always been broke, I'm getting into welding and the money seems insane for the amount of work
Comment from : @KALL_ME_KAPKAN

Journeyman lineman “king of the trades”
Comment from : @antroballen

glass and windows?
Comment from : @almightymachine9930

Congratulations to everyone who is looking at getting into the trades and found this video Dude just helped you live a better life Probably one of the best YouTube videos I’ve ever seen Decades of experience, backed up with real data, boiled down presented in a practical way Thank you bearded guy More YouTubers should follow your example of making the world a better place one video at a time
Comment from : @NathanHarrison7

What if you graduated high school overseas, which category would you fit into?
Comment from : @TheEuridesjunior

I own a small plumbing company I do about a million a year in revenue I grew the business slowly as I took the safe / conservative approach In the beginning I didn’t make that much but I always provided honest quality work I now have around 10k clients and I really pick and choose who I want to work for Just yesterday I got a an emergency call and with my skills and experience I was able to make $1700 in 5 hours Not bad for a plumber brThis isn’t an easy trade however I did work my ass off to get here and almost got divorced every other full moon But if you work hard and do good honest work you will do well brAlso don’t count your chickens before they hatch!
Comment from : @jamieplumber

8:08
Comment from : @-caesar3751

Dont do tile work, my company isnt doing well and i am good at it too and i brought my girlfriend in on thisshould have been an electrician Im 40 and i know how to do a lot of trades but i just cant find success now Maybe the economy sucks right now too but choosing to start my own company will probably be what makes me hang myself very soon
Comment from : @jdmartin2984

Thought I'd mention that in the electrician trade, you really don't need to know a great deal about wires and circuit breakers to get your journeyman's license, it's 99 only code Supposedly the correct legal way of doing things I suspect plumbing is the same way All the license says is, you've become educated in the codes, and not that you're a master of the craft, although most people usually are anyway A welding certification is the same way A certification is not a license that says, you're an expert, it's only an informal skill test when you apply for a job
Comment from : @JIm-w1b

The drug trade
Comment from : @BEYONDYOURIQ

What if you're 40 and asking? 🥴
Comment from : @amandafarley6469

Johnson Steven Young Daniel Lopez Daniel
Comment from : @MorseRalap-r3f

What is everyone's idea on the arborist trade?
Comment from : @AELanman777

How to get a job in the trades: Go to the company office and say "hello I'm looking for a full time job"
Comment from : @Captainpawnch

Smith Kenneth Smith Sarah Perez Kimberly
Comment from : @SycamoreAfternoon

I was a mechanic apprentice and that was a mistake lol It has to be the worst trade by far
Comment from : @bigmike4923

Im 28 and dont have a damn clue what Im doing Life is something
Comment from : @yzm2065

Hello women in construction hereI'm a laborer Apprentice in California I make 55$/hr 😊
Comment from : @Hardawayfits

How about if you are 50's and still don't know what the hell you are doing? 😮
Comment from : @Rene-i3n

Industrial maintenance is my trade I’m happy and do cool sh$t all day
Comment from : @robbyrobby7721

im 25 and im wondering if i should do this
Comment from : @Nathaniel2323

The electrical trade being a skilled trade is an oxymoron It is mostly unskilled and unschooled men learning on the job
Comment from : @robertellison4691

The ability to give the boss warm fuzzies is this cultures number one skill
Comment from : @johngrant248

Resurfacing jobs FYI the chemicals used are seriously toxic!!! No one wants to do it! That’s why they make so much brHealth is wealth - not worth it IMO brbrGreat vid tho thanks man 👍🏼
Comment from : @ck3703

I work at General Motors and trying to make the transition from the line to the trades It's scary, but I know I'm ready for something more rewarding Started at the company when I was 27 I'm 40 now trying to learn a new skill
Comment from : @moniquecater4371

This is my husband's account I'm responding under, because it's logged in Anyways, I'm a homeschooling mom, and my youngest graduates in five years I'm prior Army I have an Elementary education degree, but I don't want to be a teacher when I finish homeschooling my children I'm familiar with power tools, because we've built things like playhouses and forts for our kids I'm not afraid of hard labor I just got done mowing our land with our zero turn mower Three of our closets I've retrofitted with 2x4's to make them more efficient I hate being bored; I love staying busy I'll be 51 when my last child graduates What line of work / job do you honestly think I could be hired on in the trades? Are they hiring women?
Comment from : @mattmitchell7350

Little secret, Insulation makes the most money in constructionwhile all trades have to invest in different tools and materials Insulation is simple to install requires the bare minimum of tools and it's usually the same material per job Inspection is a piece of cake And installation doesn't have to impress anyone because it gets covered by drywall And because most people hate working with fiberglass it's a well paid item
Comment from : @gilperaza4832

Definitely not masons
Comment from : @jameswright5467

started plumbing about four years ago at 19, I just turned 23 and I make 6-7k a month In residential construction phx az 🤘🏽currently taking my plumbing license
Comment from : @Tates206

I love this video 🙏🏽
Comment from : @KalebJay500

I'm a cirtified plumber😂
Comment from : @DuwayneForbes-v2q

weird, only "Made In America" tools lol
Comment from : @social3ngin33rin

Chimney technician over here Great job, good money I live in a lower population lower income area But still pull in 70k a year Low, but still room for growth if all I wanted to do is work
Comment from : @zplitterz

One good piece of advice it to choose a trade that can't be exported to china, I say this as a Machinist because a lot of good guys have lost jobs to foreign competition If you are good at math become an electrician that will never be exported
Comment from : @matthewdonoghue321

What a clusterfuck of a shop, why would I take advice or want to hire you when your shop looks like this! dude, get with it seriously, sorry to shit on your parade but the skill of your work in your own space
Comment from : @andreeb4723

I'm gonna put in a word for HVAC I wish I'd gone into that when I was younger There's a bright future in it, because everyone needs it and in the energy-constricted, hotter, future there will be a LOT of need for those who understand passive heating and cooling It's an interesting field!
Comment from : @alexcarter8807

17, 18, 19 yo are asking them selfs about high school girls and cool cars
Comment from : @ronin2963

I can tell you it's not being a machinist Industrial construction for millwrights, welders if you're willing to travel Plumbers do well Any trade will improve your chance of steady employment, but many don't pay all that well
Comment from : @geo525252

Liked and subbed
Comment from : @airborneranger-ret

Such a desperately needed video Thank you
Comment from : @JRIVOT1222

Kid the way you see now, is the way you’ll see it at 60 You always be 17, 18, 19 looking for work
Comment from : @JF-fx2qv

Pick something you think you might enjoy, work for next to nothing at first, show up on time, agree to work late or weird hours, be willing to travel, do your best work, ask questions of those with more experience until they're sick of you, build your network (including office people, especially those in sales), don't bad-mouth other people's work, acquire the various state licensing and keep a smile on your face brbr/ 38 years in commercial electronics (1986 to 1998 as an employee), self-employed since
Comment from : @SADFORIAN

Well it ain’t English br“Which” trade notbr“What” trade
Comment from : @KevinFinnerty-c4n

Dad made a good investment 😜
Comment from : @matt45540

If you're not working for yourself it frankly doesn't matter 😬 I'm self-employed and I try and pay people very well when I do higher them to work for me But having someone in between you and your money Its a lot easier to collect a check but your hourly goes up a lot when you start gambling on yourself
Comment from : @matt45540

Real simple, the licensed trades make the most Limit the number of people in a trade, make the licensing a pita, and voila, high pay I had a career as a carpenter, would have made twice the money as a plumber At that time, carpenters were not licensed
Comment from : @KathyAndrew

Ticketed trades people usually make the most money On average A tradesmen takes about 8 years before they can be considered knowledgeable enough to be good at it Self employed making a good wage
Comment from : @fittergrips2010

One of the most skilled workers are elevator workers Must know electrical, steel , plumbing, and more They also travel a lot
Comment from : @chipcook6646

"dry wallers make the least amount of money" brbr"The guy who owns the drywall company is not who im referring to"brbr😂😂
Comment from : @teaguejelinek4038

stock trades
Comment from : @barnyardbrio7597

As a master Electrician commercial/industrial You have to show your card without it you are just helper
Comment from : @Rightiswrong-qv5ul

What has ruined the wages in the USA is massive illegal immigration The wealthy folks who run our country and it's border policy are net service purchasers Not net service providers They do what is best for themselves and their peers financially at the expense of the deplorables and the trades people And that means flooding the work market, the available housing and rent market, and the consumable goods market with millions and millions of cheap competitors These folks often begin rich But in the end get much richer still by lower their costs in labor for the services they enjoy
Comment from : @endoalley680

Tilers make the most - yet train the least
Comment from : @ronniepace8778

High end hookers do alright
Comment from : @jessejames7757

All while chicks on only fans make $20,000 per day to fart in a jar
Comment from : @brandonnonya3680

high end escort service lol
Comment from : @Giantcrabz

Pie chart “linked in description” … proper video editing shows support material in the video unless you’re just plain lazy
Comment from : @PapaSherm1

Anyone mention Mike Rowe Works foundation? Their whole purpose is to support and encourage people getting into the skilled trades
Comment from : @marywisehart2865