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A New Initiative | The Slope Construction Company's Challenge

2019/07/26

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

Don't you feel kind of busy?

Ever since I posted, “I have openings in August!” things have suddenly gotten really busy...

Things are already a mad rush.

For now, I'm fully booked through October, so I can't take on any new projects.

I'm really grateful!

At times like this,"Ahhh—it feels like I'm being kept alive."That's what I think.

To be put to use

Our company exists because there are companies and individuals who entrust us with their business.

And even though we keep saying, “But we’re expensive, you know!?” people still choose to hire us.

That is precisely why I work so hard to help the companies that hire me improve their scores.

 

It's a cliché, but it all comes down to,For the client! For the general contractor!!

That's right lol

 

With that in mind, I plan to start sharing more videos showing construction methods and the like going forward.

I've been thinking about this for a while, but I finally got around to it lol

Its name is"Entame's Nori Tube"

As a YouTuber specializing in slope engineering, I’ve decided to go for it!

We'll be posting more videos in the future, so stay tuned.

 

Also, if you let me know what kind of videos you'd like—this kind or that kind—I'll do my best to film them.

I can't do anything that would violate compliance rules or breach confidentiality, though, lol.

 

Stay tuned for more videos in the future.

 

See you later.

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