racso said:It appears to me that there is a fear out their that the workmanship of foreign people is sub standard
Surely you have your own views on the matter and don't need to depend on others (those tendering for the job, family/friends, AAM contributors) to inform your decision on who to choose for the job? Why not engage those who look affordable and reliable enough and just make sure not to pay them until the job is completed to your satisfaction? This should make the issue of nationality irrelevant assuming that you can communicate your wishes to the workers?racso said:I am currently getting in quotes for for a painting job on my house. I have had 3 people come and quote for the job. The first 2 made smart comments about employing "foreigners" and that immediately turned me against them and the 3rd guy was irish but employed a foreigner.
But having discussed it with a few friends and family members a number of people keep saying "give the job to the irish fellas"
It appears to me that there is a fear out their that the workmanship of foreign people is sub standard and i am not sure if this is just plan ignorence or a racsist view and secondly that they are taking irish jobs when they just seem to be doing it for a much better price.
I would welcome peoples views on the above and also on any workmanship problems.
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