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Not when you do a resume search or try to message people. It's free to post a job.

Best way to test it is to lick the wire. :D

Always always always check for live wire first. Second scout out to see if there is a timer or photocell, you don't want it coming on in the middle of the uninstall. Third, don't ask the other sign company to turn it off, it's a flip of the switch, you can do that.

Gino is my one and only, it's so nice. If he was to play nicer and stop following me around the forum targeting me, I would unblock him, but we all know that won't happen.

It really depends, did he own the copyright to what he produced? Is it a universal graphic like the handicap logo? Did he download it from a free site or pay for the vector? So many questions. Depending on the image it may not be harmful to reproduce. Also note that if you change something I...

I have not. Is it as expensive as indeed?

This is because there is no forum rules that exist about harassment. Also the owner/moderators don't enforce any anti-bullying. I know I quit the forum for years when I first joined, but have just been ignoring it now and laughing with them. It's a real turn off to newbies and people who need...

I blocked Gino ages ago, it's been so nice.

I've learned the wages part over the years. Started out hiring at $10 an hour, but now up to $16. So I am getting there. I know the averaged experienced sign guy deserves $22 - $26 an hour.

The only issue is the hours. Being in college, they go to classes alot so it would be very limited.

I actually had a lady wanting a hello kitty wrap. She was a pain in the ass, so I sent her to another shop and they did it for her. It looks awful.

I was beginning to think I was the only one with those issues.

That's cool, there is a tech college here for things such as welding, construction, electronics, etc. So perhaps one of their graduating members has some good experience in other areas.

If your goal is to upset me, it isn't going to happen. I just plain don't care. Also that was installed a few weeks ago and customer is happy.

I don't pay $12 an hour.

I've done this in aluminum, turns out pretty well.

Looks like Serpentine with an italic and two contours.

Not a helpful reply by any means.

Well the first installer I hired refused to wear a harness in the bucket truck and told me he didn't have to at the other shop he worked at. He also had his own way of doing things that were incorrect. None of the electrical was done up to code. So by molding, I mean conforming to VA State Code...

So the only places I know of to find people with sign industry experience is Signs101 and Signweb. It's rare and hard to find any on indeed. Is there a magical place that all sign experienced people go to post their resumes? Also most resumes I look at have 20+ years of experience, I would love...