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Also, how did you hear about the site.
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I'm Danny from Tennessee. Been an electrode for 40 years. Mostly commercial / industrial. Now working for Habitat for Humanity as operations director and I lead the volunteer electrical crew at Habitat. We build 25 houses a year in Knoxville. It's very rewarding.
Welcome to the forum.. you guys do great work.. tell Jimmy I said hello.. :thumbup:
Hows that working out for you?I'm Danny from Tennessee. Been an electrode for 40 years. Mostly commercial / industrial. Now working for Habitat for Humanity as operations director and I lead the volunteer electrical crew at Habitat. We build 25 houses a year in Knoxville. It's very rewarding.
Welcome to ET.................:thumbup:I'm Danny from Tennessee. Been an electrode for 40 years. Mostly commercial / industrial. Now working for Habitat for Humanity as operations director and I lead the volunteer electrical crew at Habitat. We build 25 houses a year in Knoxville. It's very rewarding.
I would guess he feels cared about by inspectors, forgotten by 1st years, improperly installed by trunk slammers, and shunned altogether by hacks. His few closely-connected friends are of his own type but has a long-term serious relationship with some service equipment. Not talkative but his presence is pervasive throughout the facility and he has formed an extended network of contacts from his job. Commended for his proper handling of inappropriate touches of a hot conductor wanting a long-distance relationship. Bonds well with others and doesn't discriminate based country of origin, but tends to favor green and metallic colors. Job-wise, seems well grounded but has shown little potential his entire career. No chance for advancement, but unconcerned since job security is pretty high.Hows that working out for you?
That was excellent.:laughing:I would guess he feels cared about by inspectors, forgotten by 1st years, improperly installed by trunk slammers, and shunned altogether by hacks. His few closely-connected friends are of his own type but has a long-term serious relationship with some service equipment. Not talkative but his presence is pervasive throughout the facility and he has formed an extended network of contacts from his job. Commended for his proper handling of inappropriate touches of a hot conductor wanting a long-distance relationship. Bonds well with others and doesn't discriminate based country of origin, but tends to favor green and metallic colors. Job-wise, seems well grounded but has shown little potential his entire career. No chance for advancement, but unconcerned since job security is pretty high.
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