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Originally Posted by DC2.2GSR
good to hear. just one thing, make Maaco your last stop. working for them won't necessarily be a bad thing, but if you can learn in a 'real' shop first, it'll be much easier to move on to Maaco if the situation calls for it rather than learning at Maaco and moving up to that 'real' shop later. a shop owner that you may talk with down the road a bit that sees Maaco as the first and only shop experience reference will need a lot more convincing before he hires you. Maaco is very well known in the industry as being the epitome of a "production" shop. get 'em in, dip 'em, and get 'em out. there are some situations in a 'real' shop that warrant that kind of mindset. you may be asked to do that once in a while no matter what shop you end up at. but... a shop owner will want to know that you're capable of real quality work instead of just rush rush rush. having a 'real' shop on your resume will make him a little more comfortable hiring you than if you were to have Maaco as the first and only.
let us know how it works out!
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true haha yea if i went there i guess id have to make a portfolio or something if i ever wanted to move into a real shop from macco to prove my work is good ? my friend got his car paitned at macco .... i could have done a better job with an aerosol can ..