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JW in MO View Drop Down
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    Posted: 04 Oct 2018 at 6:12pm
Recruited a good refrigeration guy a couple of years ago to the laboratory division.  Everybody at work knows about my tractors and they all make jokes about me working in the big city and owning all these Allis Chalmers tractors.  This guy did the same for the past two years but within the past two months he has purchased 3 Allis Chalmers garden tractors and at 3 o'clock this afternoon he asks, "can I take off early today, I bought another garden tractor and I want to go pick it up?"  Of course my response is, 'why are you still here?'
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I like that!:)
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Red Bank Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 04 Oct 2018 at 7:59pm
Sounds like you are a good boss
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Dang JW,,,,,,wisht you was my boss back then,,,,,,,,,,we'd a got along just fine!!
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"There are no dumb questions, only dumb answers!"
Seems like a good decision on your part.
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Thats what I liked about the union construction industry, especially when there was a lot of work, if you didn't like the boss or the work, you could quit and go to the hall and get a different another job. I did that more than once.

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Employers and bosses need to learn that happy workers get more done and stay at the job longer.
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my old job, my boss was a BIG fat city bot! then after I leave, he retired and they hired a rancher, think his ranch is somewhere in AR, his old lady and his kids take care of it while he works up here! us 2 could have gots along a lot better!
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I have all good guys, all very different personalities but very meticulous.  One guy has been with me for 4 years now, was 30 minutes late for his interview.  He came in, apologized for being late and explained his wife's car wouldn't start and she needed to get to work that morning.  He said he finally figured out a relay was bad on the fuel system and swapped it with the horn relay so she could get to work.  When he left the boss asked what I thought of his resume, I told him I didn't need to look at it, anybody that could figure out the electrical system on one of these newer vehicles that quick, I can teach to work on anything in our industry, hire him.  He now does all my repairs and certifications on blood pressure machines and heart monitors among other stuff.
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howdy neighbor 
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Originally posted by NomoreJohnDeere NomoreJohnDeere wrote:

howdy neighbor 
Just how close are we?  Your profile is just a little more vague than mine.Smile
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Heck, we're ALL neighbors!!  Some just closer,,,,,,and some TOO close...hehehe
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Howdy Ted
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