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WrenchWay Blog2023-02-21T13:04:50-05:00

WrenchWay Weekly – Sharing the Voice of Technicians

We’re excited to announce the launch of our new video series, WrenchWay Weekly! Our goal with WrenchWay Weekly is to discuss hot industry topics — sharing our expertise and bring the voice of technicians to the forefront — to better educate shops and dealerships, and improve the industry for existing

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Why It Take Shops Forever to Respond to Techs For a Job

Applying for a new job can be a really stressful process to go through. You find a shop that looks great, fits what you want and seems almost too good to be true. After reading through all of their perks and benefits, you are pumped to get started. Excitedly, you

Technician Recruiting|

What to Wear For a Technician or Mechanic Job Interview

We are often asked, what should a technician wear to a job interview? There are many opinions on this subject, some of which we will highlight below. However, we advise technicians to err on the side of caution and “dress up.” It is far better to be overdressed than it

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Why Don’t Shops Allow Technicians to Do Side Work?

Have you ever thought about why a shop is against you doing work outside of normal business hours? Not every shop has this policy but there are a good majority of shops who don’t like or understand why a technician would do side work. This is obviously a hot topic

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Madison Area Shops are Changing the Technician Job Search with WrenchWay

We recently listed Madison as one of our Featured Cities. With nine local shops listed so far (and more profiles in the works), these early adopters of WrenchWay are actively working to help improve the job search process for technicians in the Madison area. Stacia Aeschbach, Owner of Aeschbach Automotive

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How Techs Should Approach Shop Management About Career Progression

From my rather short time as an actual technician, I remember being somewhat frustrated by the lack of clarity on where my career was headed. It really wasn't a topic of conversation that was had regularly, and it felt like a really awkward question to bring up to management. Now

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