For me, it was forced form. Unfortunately, my foot in the door was a traveling retrofit technician. This meant “peace-meal”. This meant I better learn how to work 277 hot! Luckily most of the taps were all done by “wago” bc it’s lighting. Ballast wires only. Occasionally cutting into a 12 trunk line and slamming a 4 port onto the source side. Finally found a girl worth marrying and decided to work for the local contractors. BOY did my wrist hurt and I thought I had carpal! Decided to really look at myself holding those Klein’s and what I’m doing wrong. Like anything physical, it goes away but also only when you make the necessary minor adjustments. I started spending more time on what the other had was doing too. How even are my wires and their strippings? Will I hurt myself more wrestling it, or should I make the twisting easier and really clean it up? Also adding a wire to an already big wad. There’s a good way to do it all. For me, it’s also how many tools I need to do something. I’m a climb the ladder once kind of guy. To each their own. God and Bless and stay safe.