Charlie Mullins Unveils the Pimlico Plumbers Journey | Business Insights S3-E2 Part 1
Charlie Mullins Unveils the Pimlico Plumbers Journey | Business Insights
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Get ready for an exclusive deep dive into the world of business as we sit down with none other than the legendary Charlie Mullins, the mastermind behind Pimlico Plumbers, who famously sold his empire for a whopping £140 million! 🚀
In this captivating podcast episode, we uncover the incredible journey of Charlie Mullins, exploring his background, his remarkable success story with Pimlico Plumbers, and even delving into the exciting realm of HVAC. Don't miss Part 1 of this inspiring conversation with Charlie Mullins, where we discuss everything from plumbing to HVAC expertise. Tune in now for insights from a true industry titan! 💧🔧❄️
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I work in the heating and plumbing industry in Ireland. My work brings me in contact with close on 200 plumbers what I've noticed down the years the best plumbers I know have no papers (Fas craft certificate here in Ireland) and the worst quality plumbers i can think of have ever bit of paper can be had. Quality and workmanship a trades of person is almost purely down to individual and to a lesser extent knowledge and mentality of them that train these apprentices..
@TheDickPuller
9 ай бұрын
I agree, lots of guys think qualifications make them the best, but it’s just not true. I’ve been a large Employer & an employee. It’s down to personality, lots of guys can talk a good game, but when it comes to getting their head down & arse up, they just moan & whinge. Depending on the type of work of course, but making good money in any walk of life comes down to working hard. If you run a Plumbing & Heating company, it’s 100 times more difficult than you’d think. As Chas said; to get anywhere in the Trade, you need to employ people. However, Man Management is the hardest part of Management. I’m 50 years in the Trade, still working & loving it. It’s the best Trade on the Planet. You learn something new every day & you’re paid handsomely along he way. Chas is a fantastic guy & it’s always great to listen to him.
@CraigMilesYoutube
8 ай бұрын
'Transferable skills' from other related jobs, and an aptitude based on genuine interest in the work, seems important. Personally I think I'm a good plumber (obviously not gas), but it's self taught. I don't work as a plumber, but have done my own, and done it for friends houses.
Mullin, what a ⚓️ init like.