#backgroundcheck #texas can’t get a job with a record
Very family oriented fast-paced treated like family as an employee great place to work
They had great pay and benefits, better than I had access to in at least a decade. They were an iron company and I love iron work. All the upper echelon were thoughtful and helpful, except maybe the general manager, Nigel, didn't care for him that much. Somewhat critical of even the most experienced and efficient operators while lacking MUCH knowledge in iron erection.
I was working as a learning couch for my son. Log in daily into his account and teaching all of his classes for 4th grade like reading, math, social studies, science, music, PE. Making sure he understands concepts and find additional way to make sure he understands. For example how would you explain for him to visualize and put into play the difference between revolution and rotation of the earth. I already have a globe at my house and a large ball. So I told him to take the globe in his hands and spin around its axis and at the same time go around the ball. The first would be the rotation of the earth and the second would be the revolution around the sun. My goal was for him to remember concepts and at the same time to have fun.
I worked at #texas steel conversion, and being that it's a highly dangerous industry, you would think that safety is the priority. NOT!!! I flat out left after 6 months due to the unsafe conditions there. To top it off, they retracted my bonus and are holding my pay. I highly recommend that no one seek employment there. Supervisors are incompetent and are one of the main reasons that the unsafe conditions exist. #jobsearch #wordsofadvice
the staff...food...music...
It was late one day and It had been a long day f training and one of the other tellers said, “I’m so tired, if we only worked bank hours”.😂