I can always get awesome advice from my co-worker and I don’t feel like he has any motive for upselling mean new equipment or recommending a particular HVAC solution
There’s something to be said about working in a production space with mostly men. It can be a very challenging work environment, for sure, but there are also many benefits to working with search handy and masculine figures. For starters, I can always impress them by bringing in baked goods and snacks. They aren’t well equipped in the kitchen, so I have my own unique niche at the office. Secondly, it’s great that they have so much background knowledge on important home-owning responsibilities. In fact, we basically have a conglomerate of certified tradesman at my work. One guy I used to be an electrician, someone used to be a plumber, and my closest friend was once a certified HVAC technician. Technically, his licensure has not expired and he could still be a commercial or residential heating, cooling, and ventilation specialist if he wanted to. That’s great news for me, because I definitely need help with my HVAC system on a regular basis. Whenever I have questions or concerns with my central heating or cooling system, I write them down and wait for the next business day. I can always get awesome advice from my co-worker and I don’t feel like he has any motive for upselling mean new equipment or recommending a particular HVAC solution. So far, he’s always given me great advice and I’ve seen massive improvements in my energy usage as well as overall air quality. Though there are many challenges with my current work environment, I’m happy to report that my indoor home environment has never been more comfortable or easy to maintain.
