Advancing your career to negotiate raises

[@tauraiandjonenegweshe238]

Confrontational Personality! I love it! Amongst men confrontation most of the time is necessary and a good thing!

[@brasshouse-og]

@@tauraiandjonenegweshe238 you can’t be intimidated. Even if you have to fake it til you make it. People will eat your lunch out there.

[@Jacob.smith2424]

As an 18 year old who just graduated, these videos have helped me figure out how to build a good life for myself, thanks bald spot man

[@mr4bs91]

This man doesnt stop! Keep it coming man. Inspiration and facts.

[@slax4884]

These videos are so helpful man

[@Oi_Aussie_bloke]

Some very good no nonsense advice on this channel. Your own personal brand is incredibly important, so always be conscious of this.

[@scrimmybingus790]

Thank you for this man, these videos are fucking golden. Please keep at it but quality over quantity…drop game when it occurs to you.

[@slax4884]

"What your brand is what people say about you when you're not in the room ", this is genius

[@terry6665]

Good stuff. Very true about the 6 month trial. It applies to those who are usually spontaneous and arrogant...

[@asdfbeau]

It's crazy to see a tradesman talk about the importance of metrics. ...now if we could only get the executive class to talk about the importance of 'nut up'

[@bradleyozbun1012]

💯 make more money 💰 to make more money 💰!!! The best advice a boss could ever tell his help. Thx. B.H

[@NJ_plumbinkid]

This video just proved that I’m on the right path within my company.

[@PlumbingBanana]

To quote the anchor man: “60 percent of the time, it works every time” 😂

[@brasshouse-og]

@@PlumbingBanana the sex panther

[@khamfit]

Bro is the BEST! Thank you for the videos. Appreciate all the hard work. Currently in Mechanical Plumbing Techniques school.

[@broken_clock_right_twice]

This channel just keeps dropping gems

[@oliveoildwk2856]

These videos are helpful man

[@Arzon527]

I've been stalled on a apprenticeship trying to pick up a trade, to the point I was 2.5 years in on a 1.5-2.0 year process. Bogged down doing a bunch of broom-pushing and not enough actual training. Boss had put out job postings for journeyman, but no other apprentices, while being told that another apprentice was needed for me to advance. After denied a raise to tide me over, I started looking, and got another job paying 40% better just to start. The technical training isnt relevant to this new job, but the fact I had been given technical training was enough for them to hire me almost on the spot.

[@Yaahboi52]

Thinking about going to a trade school for plumbing. It’s a 5 year apprenticeship program and if I can get in then I automatically get a job that starts at $23.07 an hour with a local union they’re contracted with. Once I graduate then I’ll get my journeyman license. Do you think it’s worth it? Love the content btw. Always keeping it real

[@PlumbingRight]

Keep after that money! 💪

[@Pipesolutionsinc]

Right on✌️

[@nachill46]

This is helping me stay on track thank you brass man, start trade school soon 🔥

[@lisar.2549]

Love it!

[@NitroAdventure]

Please keep making these videos I'm in a spot where im looking to advance

[@freddrivas1932]

💪

[@Pipesolutionsinc]

#1 have street cred #2 grab the bull by the horns #3 Mo Money ✌️

[@brasshouse-og]

@@Pipesolutionsinc that’s it lol

[@luismorales1787]

Facts

[@ZZTOPGUY1]

My job classification is Union negotiated. No raise for me unless everyone gets a raise. Also limits what jobs you can do without stepping on other job classifications toes. Not really sure how to make these steps work within those limitations. Any thoughts?

[@brasshouse-og]

@@ZZTOPGUY1 If there really was no way for you to get a raise without getting everybody a raise I would be trying to get a promotion. I would find somebody within the company who is making the money that you want to make and try to move into a similar position. If you let everyone who matters know that that is your goal and then ask them if there are any markers or metrics you could hit to see if you’d be a good fit for that position. If you’re already vested in the union it’s always actually worth it to move over to management and take the benefits and bonus package they give management as long as it’s not a bullshit company. You can always go back to join the union later if you hate it and move all your 401(k) money into your union 401(k).

[@axelincaca123]

🐐🐐🐐

[@homeimprovement89homeimpro96]

Good ass info!

[@astromope1422]

How do you feel about starting a company using your last name? I’ve always wanted to use my name, however lots of people say it brings risk. What’s your take on this? @brassman

[@brasshouse-og]

@@astromope1422 I mean… My company is my last name. I was gonna do something different, but I felt like I needed to put my name on it. I really give it my all.