When I was graduating from college I felt like I had made a large mistake.
I wasn’t gleeful about my degree or the job fields that it supposedly empowered me to enter. I started second-guessing my educational choices before I had even flipped my tassel. Within a few months, I was back in school. This time, I was attending trade school and laboring towards my proper central heating and cooling certification. I suddenly realized that laboring in an office was not for me, and I would be much happier laboring in a trade where I use my hands each afternoon. I joined the air quality control industry because I knew that there would constantly be a need for certified Heating and A/C workers. Everyone in our country is obsessed with indoor air quality control and respiratory health. There is no shortage of people who need central Heating and A/C systems installed, professionally inspected, and repaired on an emergency basis. I was cheerful to become one of the service providers for this crucial utility industry. However, there are constantly challenges with any line of work. For me, the most tough afternoons are arriving at a residence where the homeowner considers himself to be an Heating and A/C expert; Recently, I even had a DIY Heating and A/C expert following me around his home while I made routine Heating and Cooling repairs. I particularly didn’t need help with changing out the air filter, however he was sure to hover over my shoulder and to supply me with off-base heating and cooling tips.The routine diagnostic appointment took twice as long as necessary, and I’m quite sure he disfigurementd the central Heating and A/C system as soon as I left. In this world of advanced degrees and supposed experts, I particularly wish that people would let the certified professionals run the show.