Not keeping me up, but I do enjoy having context...Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
Not keeping me up, but I do enjoy having context...Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
No, it's fine. I think we discussed it at one point years ago and I have an idea but I didn't know it was top secret. I'll probably keep it together & sleep well tonight. Tomorrow night though.... [LOL]Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
I do. Well, that is to say I did anyway. I used to own, ride and work on motorcycles for many years. That ship has sailed though and I chose life over the thrill of riding on two wheels years ago. I used to be wildly passionate about them but now I kind of avoid the subject to help forget how much fun they were. I realize I wouldn't have to ride but my guess is it would be a lot like a recovering alcoholic trying to be a bar tender. I know a few folks at that fine establishment too... just not sure it's something I would enjoy waking up for every day year round for years to come.Quote:
Originally Posted by wctriumph
Believe me, I looked into this as well. I saw they were hiring a Liquid Center Representative which I think would be a lot of fun to give tours and what not. It's a solid ESOP company with lots of potential for growth. I talked to a couple of friends who work there and come to find out they filled that position already and there really wasn't much else available. Hell, I remember applying for a janitor job there many years ago just to get my foot in the door. A little birdie told me that they tend to get hundreds of applicants for just about anything that comes available but I'm going to keep my eye on it anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mercula
They lost the knowledge and experience, but it looked good on the books that quarter for labor. Screw next month or quarter, we need to worry about what looks good THIS month or quarter.
I bet a *real good Team Leader* made that decision right before he transferred, quit, or got fired.
Fuck those people....and the mentality behind it.
Ive been laying brick for almost 20 years. Now would be considered a master mason. How many hooks do you need to bait before your considered a master baiter.
Master baiter is overblown. Most of us have been overqualified since we were teenagers.
One must constantly strive to perfect their skills though Ray.Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
The question is this- were you self taught or did you learn it from others?
Yep. Me too. I hit 20 years with my current employer and figured it was time to try something different. My last day is next Friday. I'm going to give IT consulting a try. It certainly pays a lot better.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigBear
Whut?Quote:
Originally Posted by BPTactical
Might be perfect for jer, it is hands on. Make your on hours, only have 1 clock to punch.Quote:
Originally Posted by BPTactical