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Quite a lot of waffle but he does makes some very decent points and especially relevant if you are just starting out in business
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Thanks for this, which I will discuss with my neighbour at the up stairs flat .
However there are three things which I know that he will ask:-
1) How much for the lights and how much for labour?
2) You say “estimated price” rather than quotation. Can you not quote rather than estimate. I appreciate that there was no access to up stairs flat .
3) What is “PIR” referred to in your point 3)
However there are three things which I know that he will ask:-
1) How much for the lights and how much for labour?
2) You say “estimated price” rather than quotation. Can you not quote rather than estimate. I appreciate that there was no access to up stairs flat .
3) What is “PIR” referred to in your point 3)
Sorry, but I need to know 1) how much is for the lights and 2) how much is for labour . naggy hit that on right on the head .
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I watched the 1st 15 seconds. He's talking about customers expectations vs reality.
As a customer I'd expect a tradesman to be working away, the reality with this lot is they are on their phone making a video of the job and it's lunchtime by the time they start. Meanwhile the customer has been charged for the hours they have been there making their youtube videos.
Wouldn't have any of them near me.
As a customer I'd expect a tradesman to be working away, the reality with this lot is they are on their phone making a video of the job and it's lunchtime by the time they start. Meanwhile the customer has been charged for the hours they have been there making their youtube videos.
Wouldn't have any of them near me.
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