Apr 10, 2010

cleaning ghru and persoonneell manager

so my two careers i spent my life at 1> custodian and 2>. personnel manager for the salt lake city corporation, univac, and the phone, central in las veagas nevada, guessuu which one i learned the most from//?????????>>>>right custodian. i cleaned 16 church buildings from gunnison to fayette to manti to ephraim and all the shrines in between>>>>>i was best at puttng the shine on faucets, plumbing fixtures and making sure there was no dust in the chapels>>>ASK my wife>>>>the other insignificant jopb was as personnel manager where i hired classy people such as engineer{i hired the eventuall and now present cheif engieer for Univac} but that was not as rewarding as putting a shine on plumbing>>>others city planner, water works supervisor, expeditor. core stringers for computer chips, a entertainment ghru for lunch time activities{dancer for emplyee pleasure}so now i have exhausted all my SUGGEST A POST suggestions;;;;;;;;;;::::::::::::i considered myself a life planner when i was at the so called professional spots along my life's raod.>>>i will have to say THAT WHEN I WAS A CUTODIAN HOWEVER I FELT MORE FREE but less successful

4 comments:

Loren said...

Custodian is a wonderful, under-appreciated job, Mr. Putz.

Brenda said...

"dancer for employee pleasure" hmmmm Putz, And what was That exactly?! Hehe!

Unknown said...

WHen you can actually see something concrete as a result of your work, I agree it's rewarding. I'm basically a full time custodian (cook, nurse, teacher...poopy diaper changer) and it's more rewarding than any job i've had!

Caddie said...

No email from you in forever