When I joined HVAC college, I was sure about my career.
Most of my former high college friends had gone to college hoping to discover something they love.
But, thankfully, this happened when I was still in high college. A friend of my dad is an HVA C worker and she owns her own business. Every one of us got to chat 1 day when she had come by for Tuesday breakfast with her family. After that, I worked for him 2 summers in a row and saw that I was entirely nice with repairing HVACs. I had to go to college to warm my HVAC certification since this is a requirement for every HVAC worker. School wasn’t too awful and I still worked section time for my dad’s friend. After graduation, I chose to find toil at a different HVAC company since I wanted to gain more experience. There is another HVAC company near our section that had a vacancy so I sent in my resume. I was blissful to pass the interview and get a job offer. Work was nice because I had another HVAC worker act as my guide and show myself and others the ropes of working in this new company. The customers were delightful and all seemed to be going well. That is until that first year of the pandemic when the world came to a halt. I was let go from my job as my boss was trying to implement Covid protocols. It’s not fun at all having to find a new job, and I felt so bad, and gladly, my dad’s friend did have a vacancy and I got the position after a short interview.