Handyman services: When you client wants you to teach him how you repaired a particular thing?

[Min George]

Some customers of repairs services always tell the repairer to show them how a particular thing is repaired. It is a kind of dicey situation.

Would you advise a repair man to show the client or he should turn the client down?

 

[Trush Jodie]

If the client wants to learn, he should sign up for apprenticeship and learn. Would never teach him anything about my job.

 

[eLdavis]

If the client wants you to show them, simply tell them to pay, they should not expect you to teach them for free.

 

[Augusta]

There's no problem provided you are going to pay for it. I wouldn't teach you for free though.

 

[Stardom22]

When you train the clients on how to do the repairs you do to them, where would you get the job in future? For me l would charge a fee for the training.

 

[Augusta]

This is the problem. So it is better you charge a fee for teaching them. You need to make money off it

When you train the clients on how to do the repairs you do to them, where would you get the job in future? For me l would charge a fee for the training.

 

[King Belieal]

Some clients just think they can blackmail skilled persons. I would refer you to subscribe to my apprenticeship program to learn anything about my skills.

 

[Augusta]

Rather you can teach a little at least the very simple ones but if it is anything complex they need to pay for such

 

[Kera]

If it is me, I would politely tell him or her that I came to work and not to hold a training session.

 

[kit_hung]

If the client wants to learn, he should sign up for apprenticeship and learn. Would never teach him anything about my job.

True. A businessperson should always remain focused on the objective of setting up her enterprise. Offering apprenticeship lessons would add to the coffers of the business.

 

[Fidelia]

That's why I love my craft. A client can't easily come to my shop and start asking for tutorials about my job. I would tell him or her to focus on his or her profession.

 

[Augusta]

If it is me, I would politely tell him or her that I came to work and not to hold a training session.

Yes you would not be wrong with doing this unless you have the time to teach especially if the person is not paying

 

[Kera]

It's only entitled customers that would ask a repairer to teach him or her how the repairer does the repairs. Such customers are very manipulative.

Yes you would not be wrong with doing this unless you have the time to teach especially if the person is not paying

 

[Augusta]

It's only entitled customers that would ask a repairer to teach him or her how the repairer does the repairs. Such customers are very manipulative.

Yes I think so some people are just natural manipulators and wants to get things ther own way without stress.