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I'm use to being a part of a team, I truly enjoyed working for Frisch's Bigboy, but sorry too say I felt that I didn't have room for growth.
I was proud to work for H&R Block, this Company offered the Best Tax Preparation Course, mandatory continue education which benefits the tax professionals and their clients, flexibility, opportunities for growth.
Yes some customer is angry due reson for not done the work and performance issue. This was notoced
Also. The reporting results will give boost. Past 2 years received award.
There's an old story about a guy who sold his business in the midwest and reaped a few million dollars for it that he wanted to invest. He goes to New York and gets courted by various bankers for his business (i.e. to invest his money for him). One banker walks him to the pier and shows him these huge boats and talks about which ones are owned by various executives at his big ol' Wall Street firm - thus striving to prove how great they are with managing money. At which point the midwesterner asks "thats interesting, but where are all the customers boats?". Point is - there arent any. Which tells him a lot.
That's what I thought about when I read this article today. In Boston, Herb Chambers name is on most car dealerships you pass or read about or hear about. Yes, I applaud his success. Yes, I think free markets are great. But when I see the level of wealth he accumulated as described in this article I find myself surprised and asking the ol' question: Where are all the customer's boats?
https://www.forbes.com/sites/billspringer/2019/11/13/superyacht-owner-interview-car-loving-american-entrepreneur-herb-chambers-talks-about-owning-one-of-hottest-superyachts-in-the-world-the-263-foot-long-excellence/#258000462d5e
Great work place flexible schedule. Relationships are easy to get along with. You fit in your first day