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Techs didn't go to school to learn how to do videos! | SDR #318

18 Jun 2025 · 0 min

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Short conversational excerpt from a YouTube video (SDR #318) where speakers observe that technicians did not expect to be on camera or performing when they trained, contrasting older vocational-school-era attitudes (example: imagined 1995 UTI student focused on hands-on work) with younger technicians who 'grew up in front of the camera' and therefore adapt more naturally to video/presentation roles.

Technicians never went to school thinking that they were going to be on camera and performing, right?
Just imagine that it's 1995. You go to UTI, you're like, I want to work today.
We're going to do communications.
Here's how you put the sticky on the. You're going to go to hair and makeup over here, and then we're going to get your selfie stick. Yeah, it is funny.
The other side of that thing, too, is it comes supernatural to your younger text. They grew up in front of the camera, so you're kind of dealing with both sides of that, right?