Yes!! Women need to celebrate each other, especially in male dominated industries!! You rock, Lala, and so does your crew for having your back!!! Great interview!
Awesome video, cool to hear her perspective and understand what that's like being in a primarily male dominated industry.. Maddi & I want our girls to be able to pursue it if they wanted to, but there's a lot of variables..
Welcome to the building industry, we need more people male or female doesn’t matter. Must be a blessing to work with the Coffman crew. Great video guys 👌🏻👍🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇
Really Awesome Q&A. She did such an amazing job answering the questions. We definitely need more girls in the trade, they can bring so much to the table, they don’t think like we do and could bring so many solutions and tricks. Great work to you and Lala 👊
Excellent, Laura!! Well spoken and interesting! We are so proud of all you have accomplished! You have had the best teachers! And now you are teaching others!
You have a wonderful family and your dad has to very proud of your sister and you! I am a contractor and would be furious if I witnessed another contractor being rude to her! She is young let her work as long as she feels comfortable to do so! Not a darn thing wrong with being kind! She certainly understands the long term implementation of this work! Let her be!
If both more young Men and Women would work in the trades at the start of their careers, they would more fully understand what it really takes to make America Great, for they are the ones who will build this nation. Thank you so much for what you are doing. ❤
My first job after graduating from college was as a framing carpenter. One could not have had a better start in the construction industry as a career than that. 😊
Very well spoken and motivating interview! Seems like every few weeks to months I question my career as a carpenter but videos like this makes me proud and reaffirm my love for carpentry. I was curious on y’all’s opinion on lifelong career as a carpenter in the field. Do you worry about being burnt out? Do you have aspirations to pursue project management or another non-physically demanding position in the industry after your stent of being in the field?
I personally thing being in the field lifelong wouldn’t make a ton of sense, I think that transitioning into a teaching/managing on field role makes the most sense
My wife was my only other employee for years in the field framing, hanging rock, finishing, forming and pouring walls and flat work and the amount of work we lost or were judged by people about all because she is a she is rediculous. Are there definate stregth differences, yes there are but if everyone is using all their strength all the time they are going to not last long in the industry period and their bodies are not going to hold up. After a lifetime in the industry the people who last the longest and suceed are the ones who work the smartest.
8:20 - Thankful to have met you all and happy to see you all progress. Glad to know that I could be a good influence..
Yes!! Women need to celebrate each other, especially in male dominated industries!! You rock, Lala, and so does your crew for having your back!!! Great interview!
Awesome video, cool to hear her perspective and understand what that's like being in a primarily male dominated industry.. Maddi & I want our girls to be able to pursue it if they wanted to, but there's a lot of variables..
Also, in August I'm hitting my 2-year anniversary as a channel member. :)
Heck yea maybe I’ll give you a sticker
@@Coffmanconstruction If it said "Paslode Sucks" I'd take it.
Welcome to the building industry, we need more people male or female doesn’t matter. Must be a blessing to work with the Coffman crew. Great video guys 👌🏻👍🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇
Love it, she did such a good job and I feel like so many women can relate👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Really Awesome Q&A. She did such an amazing job answering the questions. We definitely need more girls in the trade, they can bring so much to the table, they don’t think like we do and could bring so many solutions and tricks. Great work to you and Lala 👊
Excellent, Laura!! Well spoken and interesting! We are so proud of all you have accomplished! You have had the best teachers! And now you are teaching others!
You have a wonderful family and your dad has to very proud of your sister and you! I am a contractor and would be furious if I witnessed another contractor being rude to her! She is young let her work as long as she feels comfortable to do so! Not a darn thing wrong with being kind! She certainly understands the long term implementation of this work! Let her be!
Excellent interview 👍
This video probably won't go "viral"... But it should.
Well done.
Keep up the great work 💪 yall are gonna continue to be amazing
Cool interview! Great to hear a young girl in construction. Keep up the hard work!
Mad respects for the woman that get into construction.
Great vid. Thank you!
If both more young Men and Women would work in the trades at the start of their careers, they would more fully understand what it really takes to make America Great, for they are the ones who will build this nation. Thank you so much for what you are doing. ❤
My first job after graduating from college was as a framing carpenter. One could not have had a better start in the construction industry as a career than that. 😊
Hope to meet you on the job site someday. Keep up the good work. 🇺🇸 ❤😊
Very well spoken and motivating interview!
Seems like every few weeks to months I question my career as a carpenter but videos like this makes me proud and reaffirm my love for carpentry.
I was curious on y’all’s opinion on lifelong career as a carpenter in the field. Do you worry about being burnt out? Do you have aspirations to pursue project management or another non-physically demanding position in the industry after your stent of being in the field?
I personally thing being in the field lifelong wouldn’t make a ton of sense, I think that transitioning into a teaching/managing on field role makes the most sense
This is absolutely wonderful.
Thanks!
Hey lala, my name is Tony I'm also a carpenter in Australia my back ground I is similar to my father was chippy good on you you you're great 👍
You make me want to come work with you - I would definitely slow you down though! Good job Lala!
Great Interview 👏🏽
Awesome! 👍
Our crew has 4 girls working now
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You forgot that it is very good to make a sauna every morning in Landons car 😂.
Greetings from Germany✌️
My wife was my only other employee for years in the field framing, hanging rock, finishing, forming and pouring walls and flat work and the amount of work we lost or were judged by people about all because she is a she is rediculous. Are there definate stregth differences, yes there are but if everyone is using all their strength all the time they are going to not last long in the industry period and their bodies are not going to hold up. After a lifetime in the industry the people who last the longest and suceed are the ones who work the smartest.
Have you had a tow truck