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I’ve heard it from more than one contractor: “We need to attract more young guys into the business.” Well, from my vantage point, most techs I see today are young.
The true question should be: “Where did all the ‘elder statesmen’ go?” Or, better yet: “Why would we want to attract new techs to this industry when we’re not necessarily taking care of the ones we already have?”