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Originally Posted by 97 SL320
Probably given the shop isn't explaining why certain things are happening.
As for the rest of your post. If I come across someone with drive but less experience, I will cultivate them as drive isn't something that can be taught. I want someone to have a bit of snap in their step though there is a fine line between arrogance and confidence.
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There's always more to the story that isn't told. A hand that's got the drive and ability to learn the trade and apply it will get noticed. One who thinks they know everything when they walk in the door won't last long.
Attitude is everything. Based on the OP's attitude on this thread, he's lucky he lasted a week. If he worked for me he'd have been gone after Day 2. I don't have time, money, or toleration for arrogance and insubordination from my help. If they want to learn and they have a desire and drive to do it, I go out of my way to help them out. The attitude better be checked at the door though.