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If it was entry level work my house wouldn't have the bends in it that it has.
by from-nibly 2y ago
If it was entry level work my house wouldn't have the bends in it that it has.
- sokoloff 2y agoI'm not sure I follow. Perhaps your house has bends in it because rough framing is entry-level work.
- from-nibly 2y agoThen it isn't entry level work. Entry level work is work you can do without experience and do it "right" in that the job gets done without errors. Shoveling concrete is entry level. Laying a proper concrete foundation is not. Operating a chop saw is entry level. Framing a house is not.
- sokoloff 2y agoWe might be having a case of is/ought talking past each other. Many people are hired onto rough framing crews with no experience. That's what defines it as entry-level work, IMO. You're saying that people without experience make errors in rough carpentry, which makes it not entry-level. (I would say that makes it "not unskilled" but still "entry-level" [because you can be hired with no experience].)
- from-nibly 2y agoFair enough