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Construction is not a reliable source of income. There are not enough jobs to go around. The pay is not good enough. Are these excuses holding you back from considering a job in the Arizona construction industry? Here are three reasons why you should think about getting into it.
Summer is coming up, and it may be doing so faster than you want to think about. While the longer stretches of daylight hours may be something to look forward to for many, high temperatures and heat-related illnesses are two tag-alongs that people often dread. If your job requires you to spend much of your time hot, sweaty, and outdoors, here are a few ways to keep extreme summer heat from making you sick.
Working in the construction industry has received a negative connotation recently. Whether it's because a four-year degree isn't mandatory or because it often falls under the category of 'blue-collar work,' people are often taught to regard the industry as the one you turn to only if you can find work elsewhere. But that negative spin means a lot of people don't know anything about the industry, which gives you a valuable opportunity. Here's how to take advantage of it:
If you are looking for a new career path and like to work with your hands, one great option would be to become a licensed contractor. There are many advantages that come with being a licensed contractor in the State of Arizona.
You may want to consider starting your own business before you quit your job cold turkey. By doing it part-time, you can build up your business until you feel comfortable quitting your job entirely.
You did it. You pushed past the fear, ignored those that deemed you crazy, and threw your entire life savings in to starting your small business. All so that you could finally earn a living doing what you love. Surprisingly, now that you have arrived, you find yourself doing a lot of things that you do not love, just in order to keep the business going.
The construction industry is growing in Arizona, and the number of job opportunities is growing with it. If you are looking into the possibility of working in the construction industry in Arizona, here are a few of the pros and cons.
In previous posts, we have talked about what bonds are and why bonds, as a general rule, are important. Today we wanted to talk a little bit more about license bonds and why you should have one if you plan to work in Arizona.
The road to successful self-employment is paved with long workdays, difficult decisions, and an ongoing succession of ups and downs. While the ultimate results can be immensely rewarding, the journey to becoming your own boss is one that some people are not cut out to complete. Below are five key signs that you are NOT cut out for self-employment.
Love it or hate it, technology is here to stay. Some people embrace it but still others shun technology and avoid it at all costs. Where do you stand?