You can never stop learning. You may be an expert in your field but there'll always be something you aren't aware of or something that you might have missed. People always call me sifu just because I post a lot of DIY stuff. But I'm not embarassed to say I don't deserve the title because 99% of the things I learnt are all from those who were kind enough to show me / teach me.
To add, What you learn from school, Uni are only theory. Nothing beats practical sometimes, as I too learn from many others and would like to share my knowledge if possible.
i agree to that, the longest time ive waited in a workshop under a cherry tree is 9 hours.....To add, What you learn from school, Uni are only theory. Nothing beats practical sometimes, as I too learn from many others and would like to share my knowledge if possible.
For one, most ask why I hang around my mechanic the whole day, rather then leaving the car there for repairs. Well, when you come back and collect the car we still don't know a thing what was done, and what was the problem...Staying there and especially ask questions about the problem is knowledge....
Yup, younger days really follow mechanic whole day, especially when get to know him well, he do your car last.....hahahaha
Good advice here. Next time I'll probably do that too to learn more about cars.Yup, younger days really follow mechanic whole day, especially when get to know him well, he do your car last.....hahahaha
To add, What you learn from school, Uni are only theory. Nothing beats practical sometimes, as I too learn from many others and would like to share my knowledge if possible.
For one, most ask why I hang around my mechanic the whole day, rather then leaving the car there for repairs. Well, when you come back and collect the car we still don't know a thing what was done, and what was the problem...Staying there and especially ask questions about the problem is knowledge....
Few years back sometimes I even helped my regular SC mechanics when they needed extra pair of hands!
there was a time when i wait from 9am until 11pm in audio shop...seeing them installing subwoofer and amplifier in my car...14 HOURS!
Make sure you ask questions, but then is your mechanic the type who will share his knowledge?
When I am there the whole day, and mechanic is busy I am like one of his staff. Help to bleed brake fluid, shift the cars, deliver cars, sometimes take a ride check for noise, but then good also get free lunch.....
That is because you are in the waiting room.....
If there was no custom job, ie-fibre moulding, fabricating boxes, etc.. then you did learn something.
No waiting room at Fancy Audio..only lunch at McD...self-pay...That is because you are in the waiting room.....
Audio also have things to learn if you are into it. About speakers, HU, power, amps, wires, crossovers, sub woofers etc....
there was lots of work..
Oh! sorry man. That is the problem with most industry. They find one who does not know much, then they force sell those stuffs....They sold to me what they can't sell...
That is because you know your stuff and have research on it.
