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Mike Andes answers whether a lawncare company should hire teenagers part time. He is generally not a big fan based on his company’s mixed experiences: 15–17 year olds often show lower reliability (frequent no-shows) because they "don't need the money," though some 16–17 year olds can outperform older workers. Teenagers can be useful for weekend or light tasks (cleaning trucks, fueling vehicles) when they are known and responsible; overall success rate in his experience is low.

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