New to the forum but I see a lot of insightful and intelligent members and I need some input. I'm starting as a DISH field tech in a few weeks and am wondering if these boots will work:<img src="http://www.satelliteguys.us/attachment.php?attachmentid=83947"/>
I can't speak to that particular boot but as a Dish customer (other than installing my own dishes for FTA), I would recommend something that's comfortable--for your feet's sake--but is also easy to clean and/or take off before entering a customer's premises. I personally would look for something that has no or few nooks and crannies where dirt/mud/snow/grass/etc. can get trapped and difficult to remove.
A good pair of overboots can be a great help with that as well if the weather has been wet or snowy. I know my wife doesn't want to see my dirty boots go beyond the mud room, if THAT far! It would be upsetting to me if a tech tramped dirt into my house when it could've been easily avoided.
Good luck with the new work!
90 degree heel, big lugs and black is really the main requirements.
Do not take your boots off in peoples houses. I worked for a gas company and you will regret it if you do. Nice carpet and pet pee go together. Also if you have to go to basement that is used alot for there bathroom and you will be in socks. Use booties and always keep them with you.
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