Picture Framing

[Dubz420]

Hi guy's I'm a young man with a working trial at a picture framers and I was wondering if any of you had any tips for me. I did check to see if this had been mentioned before in the forum and found no evidence. Apologies for if I should have delved a little deeper.

 

[johnwc812]

Hi,
May I suggest that you go with no pre-conceived methods, ideas, tips etc.
Admit that you have no previous experience.
But you are very keen to learn from them.
It may well be that their methods differ from other framers.
By all means research general terminology and background so you know what they are talking about.
I hope that this doesn't sound like a lecture!
Good luck with you trial, and a possible future job.
Cheers John

 

[Baldhead]

Hi,
May I suggest that you go with no pre-conceived methods, ideas, tips etc.
Admit that you have no previous experience.
But you are very keen to learn from them.
It may well be that their methods differ from other framers.
By all means research general terminology and background so you know what they are talking about.
I hope that this doesn't sound like a lecture!
Good luck with you trial, and a possible future job.
Cheers John

+1

Good sound advice from John, also be early, if a job your doing needs to be finished don't whine about working a few minutes over, and most importantly be yourself.

Best of luck

BH

 

[custard]

Visit The Framer's Forum,

http://theframersforum.com/index.php

It's an incredibly useful resource.

 

[bugbear]

Hi guy's I'm a young man with a working trial at a picture framers and I was wondering if any of you had any tips for me. I did check to see if this had been mentioned before in the forum and found no evidence. Apologies for if I should have delved a little deeper.

I have a tip. Don't turn up to work with a load of ideas from the 'net, and tell your potential employers how to frame pictures!

:lol:

BugBear