Bridging Generations, Volume 4

By Bad Penny Press

"Outstanding in My Field" When your job requires showing the new employees "the ropes," there's no reason it can't include your... rope...

"Service After the Sale" Delivering new equipment also requires teaching the customer how to use his equipment. Or yours...

"Properly Regimented" So, just what is under a Scotsman's kilt?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Bad Penny Press
• Release date: Aug 20, 2011
• ISBN: 9781466191228

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Bridging Generations, Volume 4

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Outstanding in My Field

Being a training supervisor is one of those jobs where you're supposed to receive the brunt of your job satisfaction through the knowledge that you've helped mold and shape a new hire into a perfect, productive employee for the company. Or to put it more accurately, if you did your job right then the company gets yet another mindless minion; a yes-man that has only the company's best interests in mind and will selflessly perform without question or argument until that person no longer serves the company's needs, and then will fade quietly away.

Yeah. My job is chief Brainwasher. And I'm outstanding in my field, thank you.

My latest charge was a young man, fresh out of college and armed with a Liberal Arts degree that pretty much only qualified him to ask Would you like fries with that? as part of his job experience, but to top it off the kid's hippie-era parents saddled him with the name Boone Saylor. Boone? What is with these people who find some name out of nowhere that they think sounds cool for some reason, and then bestow it on a kid who then has to deal with the repercussions during his childhood, some of the most trying years of his life, you know?

Of course, I only sought to help when I made the decision that I would refer to my new probie as Boner to make him feel so much more welcome, you know. But, in my defense, the kid earned the nickname from me. I'll get to that in a minute.

Foster Brothers is a redevelopment contractor that operates in 12 western states, taking on the most worthless pieces of land that some city is stuck with and helping to turn these unwanted parcels into a desirable hunk of property. Most of what they work with are former industrial sites that require a lot of clean up.

They take risks. They succeed. And they pay me pretty well. That's all that matters to me. History, experience and reality. This is this kind of stuff that I explain to my probies as they work side-by-side with me and learn from me. I admit that I am