Public Service Topic of the Day: Support and Professionalism in the Car Audio Sport I, like most of us, got started in car audio back in the 80s and 90s. And I, like most of us at one point, was one of those annoying kids that wasted someones time in a retail environment in order to learn the trade and rub elbows with the pros of the time. The car audio scene is exciting and the skills learned are one of a kind. Fortunately, most of the retailers out there get this and do give some of their valuable time to nurture the rookies that WILL become either clients or employees. I personally got into this sport in 1988 as a senior in high school. I used woodshop class as a launching pad for what would become a very rewarding career ever since. In 1994 I got my first of many MECP certifications and then joined IASCA as an SQ judge. It was in IASCA where I was jolted with the idea of nurturing the sport by being attentive and supportive to the novice class participants as well as anyone that was remotely interested in the car audio industry. Its a no brainer that this attitude followed me to work every day. Most of us in this social format understand how important it is to keep a heightened sense of professionalism in a sport we love and have supported for years. Ever since I joined this group, Ive learned that theres two distinctive personalities that occupy this soiree. There is the old school enthusiast thats here to reminisce and share stories(and pics), then theres the newbies that are here to take advantage of the wealth of knowledge this group possess. In order to keep this group positive and supportive remember that all of us love the same sport. Us veterans can nurture the newbies with our knowledge and enthusiasm, and all you that are just starting out...dont hesitate to ask questions! This group is here for the benefit of all who love the car audio industry and for those who want to jump in! Cheers!!!
Posted on: Fri, 09 Jan 2015 21:21:22 +0000
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