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I like it because you can walk onto a job site and I feel like to fit right in

Tom MacKenzie · Wolseley Canada Inc.

Stands alone as a clear point about field credibility: sitting in a sea-can having a coffee beats an office career, and that connection is the real advantage.

Full episode at 2:46How Halifax's 30-Storey Boom Gets Built: Inside Wolseley Canada's Atlantic Supply Chain (Heat Pumps, Mega-Jobs & the Labour Crunch)
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THE LESSON THIS CLIP CARRIES
Site experience is a durable sales advantage for suppliers — reps who speak the trade's language win trust the office-raised cannot.
I can walk up into a sea can sit with a guy in a soup can and have a coffee and discuss some business
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SOURCE: 2:46 of How Halifax's 30-Storey Boom Gets Built: Inside Wolseley Canada's Atlantic Supply Chain (Heat Pumps, Mega-Jobs & the Labour Crunch)