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Trait method dispatch has not been applied, because there are collisions with other trait methods on 
I'm always getting the above error, now I want to use both Dispatchable and DispatchJobs in a job, how could I do that? Any help or guidance will be highly appreciated. Looked for few solutions on Laracasts but none worked.
                Be careful when dispatching a job within another job! For example: JOB A and JOB B. When dispatching JOB B within JOB A, whenever something fails within JOB A after JOB B was dispatched, JOB B will be dispatched again when JOB A is being retried!
– v1nk0
                Dec 18, 2018 at 11:20
Jobs don't typically dispatch other Jobs, so start by removing the DispatchJobs trait. What you can do is listen for job events. 
When a Job completes, it fires the after event. Listen for this event and then dispatch() the next Job within the listener:
 * Bootstrap any application services.
 * @return void
public function boot()
    Queue::after(function (JobProcessed $event) {
        // determine the job type from $event->job
        // then dispatch the next job based on your logic
        // check the job type
        if ($event->job instanceof MyJob) {
            // get the job payload to pass to next job
            $data = $event->job->payload
            dispatch(new NextJob($data));
            // or use the static method
            NextJob::dispatch($data);
                Hi @btl, thank you for the reply, I still need your little guidance, now From JOB A, I need to pass some data which is going to be used in JOB B, how could I do that with the after event? And how would I recognise the particular job. I want to fire the event only when JOB A ends. Thank you :)
– Siddharth
                Feb 17, 2018 at 7:20
                thank you so much, but I also found a better solution :), just using global dispatch(); it doesn't make any conflicts and it works smoothly.
– Siddharth
                Feb 17, 2018 at 7:26
                @Siddharth do you have to explicitly set \dispatch() or simply dispatch() to make a global call to it?
– Ulterior
                Oct 11, 2018 at 9:39
This worked for me
in side the BbtvAdvJob I dispatch again.
 dispatch(new BbtvAdvJob())->delay(3);
make sure that you recall php artisan queue:work when you change the code of the Job.
        
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