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Interpreter at Hannahis

I loved everyone and we all became close friends, but the commute was 3 hrs round trip we all got along man i miss those days

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Melanie Kernea
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Patient Service Representative Psr at Hospital Corporation Of America Hca Parkridge Hospital

I been on my job 4 and a half years it's very comfortable and I dont like change and the fact it's like family where I'm at

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Sharman Lang
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I loved the work I was hired to do. But leadership was incompedent.

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Crystal Hawkins
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The people, I worked with in our f&b department ..

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Lewis Bishop
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Retired U.S. Marine who is tired of being Retired

No. I would stayed an active duty Marine until age 95.

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Sharon Canty
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Yes I stayed at a well known retail company for over 11 years and when I left I had lost a lot of knowledge we didn’t even have teams can you imagine

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Dana Shoemaker
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I worked as a psych nurse for over 15 years and I stayed for the patients

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Nabeela Ahmad
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Comfort

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Donna Gillis
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Nurses Aid at Don services

They keep cutting my hour and they don't payee enough money

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Neil Foster
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Hey I was an instructor for Boeing for 38 years. She's talking Spanish like all of my colleagues I felt that I had the best job in the world , until the last 12 years when things are going really started going downhill . Finally in the last 3 years I had absolutely the worst manager I've ever had. How to work it too soon so many instructors quit with this guy it wasn't funny. He was making my life a living hell and then laid me off when big layoffs hit the company. However he wanted me to train new guys to take my job.

To add insult to injury, barely five months later Boeing is advertising for instructors again after they laid off over 25 experienced instructors. Hell, the chairs at our desks are stlll warm These new inst ructors will come in at about 60 to 70% of what we made.

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