My boss sent us to install carpet in a room with no door

Got a job order to do a bedroom, but when we got there, the wall framing wasn't done yet. We had to roll out the carpet right next to where the door would go, which felt pretty silly. The home owner just laughed and said he wanted the floor done before the walls went up. We finished it, but stepping over the two by fours all day was a workout.

If public transport is so sustainable, why do stations leave lights on ALL NIGHT?

Picking a job based on my mom's shop stories paid off

I've seen a bunch of friends brush off family career advice as useless old talk. But when I was deciding between two places to hire me, my mom shared stories from her time in retail. She pointed out that how coworkers treat each other says a lot about the job. At one spot, people kept cutting each other down during the visit, but at the other, they helped each other out. I went with the helpful team and it's been a solid fit. My younger sibling just did what our dad said and jumped into a trade he didn't like, so now he's stuck. Family input can be a good guide or a bad push, depending on your own head. Maybe we could swap tips on sifting through what relatives say without losing our own path.