When clients hire tradespeople, they often trust women more, assuming men will rip them off based on past bad experiences. But the real issue is that 99% of tradespeople are male, so men end up being present for every problem, which warps how people see them.
certain people that they want Holly to turn up because she's a female. It's a shame that men don't get that same automatic trust because there have been, you know, bad tradespeople in the past. I'm sorry, but they've all been men. It's great.
It's not because they're male or female.
No, yeah, it's because they're just—
Like, 99% of the workforce is male, and the chances are if it's going to be—
If something's going to go wrong, a man's going to be there because it's 99% of you. But I do understand that there are certain ones that that like a female engineer.
Some people prefer it one way or another. That's just a preference.
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