Just speaking from my experience with a protracted remodel... > and each crew has mostly new/unskilled folks with a few skilled folks to guide them and keep th

Just speaking from my experience with a protracted remodel... > and each crew has mostly new/unskilled folks with a few skilled folks to guide them and keep them on track. In some cases the crew changes from day-to-day so any context a work has on a particular job isn't necessarily carried over form day-to-day. The day laborers are highly dependent on the crew chief for direction. > It's very commonplace to find the more experience undocumented workers being the ones running small subcontract crews under the table with day labor, because they speak fluent Spanish. This too introduces inefficiencies if that crew chief isn't present, late, or leaves the site for any reason. And often the crew chief will instruct works to do the wrong thing, or lacks the knowledge (e.g. electrical) to challenge something.