Max Att
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You need to go work for/with someone else. You have surpassed your superior in knowledge and drive, whatever else time you are investing there is wasted. Shop owners rarely change. You need to focus on your advancement and money. I worked for someone for 8 years and started with 0 mechanical knowledge. I was an office manager and eventually turned into a full on tech because most of the guys my boss hired couldnt cut it and I ended up in the shop. In the end all my 70 hour weeks went into keeping a sinking ship afloat for 4 years until I had a physical breakdown. I quit 4 months ago and now work for myself doing mobile repair, at home repair and contracting part time to busy shops and I refuse to work full time for someone in auto industry ever again, even the best shop owner I’ve ever met because I’m so much better off on my own. MAX. INSTA: max_automotive_hi, previous reviews on yelp at Mark’s japanese European, kaneohe, hi. New business mkaneoheautorepair.com. ps the guy who replaced me when I left is ready to quit after 3 months. Good luck.
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For us it has paid for itself and more most of the time.
