Hi Greg, |
I have an opening for a Assembly / Warehouse with The Hen House in Norwalk, OH that I thought may interest you. If you'd like to proceed or learn more about this opportunity please follow the link below: |
Assembly / Warehouse |
The Hen House |
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Thanks for taking your time with this. If you feel this would be a better fit for someone you know please pass this message along.
Regards,
Johnson Jobs
15133 Kercheval Ave
Grosse Pointe Park, MI 48230
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Hi JJ,
I received your email about the position in assembly at The Hen House with great interest. You clearly have a great idea of what I bring to the table for a potential employer and have really struck a bullseye with this exciting opportunity. Despite having more than two decades of experience as a marketing expert and winning a great number of sales awards in broadcast media/professional sports sponsorship sales, I will admit a certain interest in turning my back on this lucrative position and taking my place amongst those assembling and shipping Christmas decorations. A few quick questions:
* As the job entails assembling Christmas Trees, is there an expectation of wearing holiday clothing like an Elf costume? If so, would this be provided by the company or would I be expected to create my own? I will be up front with you and admit I have limited experience in wearing boots with curved toes popular with elves such as I have seen on the landmark holiday special "Rudolf The Red Nosed Reindeer".
* Is there holiday music piped in, or will I be expected to sing carols in the manner of the gregarious and hard working elves on the aforementioned "Rudolf" documentary?
* I have limited experience with screw guns, drills, and pneumatic staplers. Is there a kindly older man there that would take me under his wing and demonstrate these tools while perhaps demonstrating "the true spirit of Christmas"?
* I DO have tow motor experience but it ended in disaster as I plowed the tow motor into a palate of eggs and dairy in the back storage area of a Columbus area Kroger in 1986. That was the last opportunity I had to run a tow motor as the store manager, Herman Manus, instructed the other more seasoned employees to "not let that dipshit near the tow motor again". I feel like I could learn from that misfortune and become adept at the tow motor in the future though. I just need the chance.
Holiday Regards,
Greg Miller
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