100th Episode with Justin Morgan and Pedro de la Torre [E100] - Diagnosing the Aftermarket A to Z

<p>Matt Fanslow, Pedro de la Torre, and Justin Morgan discuss the challenges and frustrations of working in the automotive industry. They talk about the difficulties of diagnosing and fixing cars, the pressure to perform, and the industry's changing landscape with new technologies and complex vehicles. They also touch on the importance of staying positive, time management, training, and skill development, dealing with module failures, and the impact of mental health on their work. The conversation revolves around the struggles and frustrations of working in the automotive industry and the need for support and collaboration within the industry.</p><p>Show Notes</p><ul><li>The challenges of working in the automotive industry (00:00:51)&nbsp;Discussion about the frustrations, feeling of being in a slump, and pressure to perform in the automotive industry.</li><li>The changing landscape of the industry and increased complexity (00:05:14)&nbsp;Discussion about the increased complexity of vehicles, network issues, intermittent parasitic drains, and the challenges of working with new technologies.</li><li>Staying Positive and Networking (00:07:58)&nbsp;The importance of maintaining a positive mindset, networking with others, and sharing both the good and the bad experiences.</li><li>Seeking Wins and Building Confidence (00:12:23)&nbsp;Advice on finding small victories in the midst of challenging situations to improve confidence and performance.</li><li>The struggle to find direction (00:13:35)&nbsp;Discussion about the frustration of not having a clear direction in diagnosing cars and the importance of gathering research and data.</li><li>Prioritization and dealing with intermittent problems (00:14:40)&nbsp;The challenge of prioritizing tasks and dealing with intermittent issues.</li><li>The struggle of identifying unknown signals (00:18:21)&nbsp;The difficulty of identifying unknown signals in diagrams and operation descriptions.</li><li>The struggle with intermittent misfires (00:19:28)&nbsp;Discussion about the chall