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If he can tolerate and deal with that certain percentage of dillweed customers who insist on making life miserable for mechanics, he might consider becoming a service writer.
Mechanics would appreciate having that middleman actually knowing something about cars and a lot of headaches would be headed off before they even start.
I agree, he can venture to different fields such as service writer or parts. Depending on where he lives, another option is to be a State inspector or Smog Technician.
The parts department is a great suggestion. A friend of mine in a neighboring state was a mechanic for a long time. Eventually the straw broke the camel’s back and he said enough. No more. He would starve before working on another car.
His boss asked him if he would like to move to the parts dept. and that’s what he did. A couple of years later the parts manager retired and my friend became the parts manager; a position he still holds today.
No grease, no bleeding knuckles, and it’s air conditioned…… 🙂
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