carpenters

There are full time employee plumbers and carpenters and programmers, and contractor plumbers and carpenters and programmers.

The ones that want to be carpenters study what they need to become carpenters.

There is no holy war between Javascript and CSS, just like there are no carpenters who argue that a hammer is always better than a screwdriver.

Midwifes had highest with 99.7% majority, following with dentist nurses and floor carpenters each having above the 99% line.

They were operating a still, and had everyone from PhDs to carpenters there, and nobody thought of methanol poisoning?

Land, Materials, and a team of carpenters/electricians/roofers/hvac/painters for 3-6 months ends up at around 400k.

Similarly, set builders make more than carpenters and electricians working on more traditional construction sites.

Mathematicians try to solve problems mathematically, carpenters look for a practical solution, etc.

Some entrepreneurs go to trade school and are electricians, deli owners and carpenters.

I know janitors, housemaids, and carpenters, as well as engineers and college educators who managed getting a green card just fine.

We are sometimes inventors, sometimes engineers, sometimes sometimes carpenters, sometimes plumbers.

Among the several artisan enterprises, the business of only blacksmiths, carpenters, cobblers and ropemakers is in existence today None of these suggest patronage of any sort.

There is this joke, that fits very good: "If Carpenters Were Hired Like Programmers" [1] In former days, the readiness to take people and train them on the job was much higher.