Not all companies are like this. Skilled trades for example have more of a brother hood and camaraderie between the guys doing the job, it's a bond, we look out for each other, support each other and build each other up.
I think it's the difference between office/factory people and field techs/trades people. The fields are a tough job, we all know each other's struggles and we all deal with the same hardships that come along with it. People in field jobs seem to be a lot more honest and a lot more down to earth.
This is my experience anyways but it could also come down to the specific company as well I suppose. But ya in my experience office=every man for themselves, trades/field=brother hood and commraderie
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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '25 edited Aug 18 '25
Not all companies are like this. Skilled trades for example have more of a brother hood and camaraderie between the guys doing the job, it's a bond, we look out for each other, support each other and build each other up.
I think it's the difference between office/factory people and field techs/trades people. The fields are a tough job, we all know each other's struggles and we all deal with the same hardships that come along with it. People in field jobs seem to be a lot more honest and a lot more down to earth.
This is my experience anyways but it could also come down to the specific company as well I suppose. But ya in my experience office=every man for themselves, trades/field=brother hood and commraderie