Working for Yourself vs a Big PDR Company: Which Is Better?

<p>Should you work for yourself as a PDR technician or work for a large PDR or hail company?</p><p>In Episode 40 of PDR Universe, Žan Vidic and Zeeshan compare two very different paths through the PDR industry.</p><p>Žan started his career working for a larger PDR company before eventually building his own business, while Zeeshan has spent most of his career working independently and building his own customer relationships.</p><p>We discuss the advantages of working for a larger company — consistent work, structured training, less responsibility for finding customers and the ability to focus primarily on repairing dents.</p><p>Then we look at the other side.</p><p>Working independently can give you more control, potentially higher earnings and the freedom to choose your customers and the direction of your business.</p><p>But that freedom comes with responsibility.</p><p>You need to find work, maintain customer relationships, handle scheduling, invoices, marketing and problems — and still repair the cars.</p><p>We also discuss training new technicians, people leaving after being trained, non-compete agreements, taking vacations when you&#39;re self-employed, long working hours and why even when you&#39;re your own boss, you still have a boss: your customers.</p><p>There isn&#39;t one correct answer.</p><p>It depends on the type of technician you are and the kind of life you want to build.</p><p>🎓 PDR Training:<br><a href="https://bestpdrtraining.com">https://bestpdrtraining.com</a></p>