My Last Day at Work: Bell Technician... 06 March 2017

TacticalTeacher

TacticalTeacher

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Georgian Bay, ON
My dear friends....

My adventure with Bell Technical Solutions is coming to an end... Six days a week with lots of overtime to a limit of 48 hours per week. Well, it's gonna be over soon. :dancingbanana:

Now I can focus on this Range Adventure Series for 2017. :cool:

First of all, THANK You; ALL of you for putting up with my late EMT deposits because of my timing from work. It's been challenging and even for my wife who is grateful I'm done. :eek:

Next, more kudos to all of you for your patience in my response to all your questions! :wave: I know it's often a couple of days between you folks posting questions and me getting back to you via PM or posting on these forums.... :eek:

I'm not even working part time this coming shooting season so I can spend time helping all of you! What's not to like?? :rockOn::rockOn:

Anyways, once again, I owe it all to you guys! For that I'm most grateful...... Thk

Cheers, :wave:

Barney
 
Does this mean we will get a chance to go out and shoot? Oh wait, that means that I need to find some time off work! We'll deffinately get together this season. Congrats on your last day. Wish we were all that lucky. Cheers!
 
All my bogus complaints to your boss finally paid off. They started doubting me when I said you were the deadbeat father of my children. ;)

Welcome back.
 
FrankieT: You crack me up! :wave:

They have been so good to me over at Bell Technical Solutions. Honestly, I wanted to make this sparky training and electrical gig happen. BTS was the closest thing I could find to ANY sparky related work at best. And throughout the month of February, I've had calls from Green, Brown, and Blue uniforms to make more events happen (generally speaking, of course) :cool:

My head has been swelling from all the compliments and kind words from all around this community and I have to make a decision; well you know what I have decided since tomorrow is my last day and I have to turn in all their meters and tools and locators and vehicle... :eek: It's all good! Whatever comes out of this experience; it's never wasted.... :evil:

I'm forever grateful from all this response :wave: I am humbled.....

Barney
 
Best buddy retired from Bell after taking a buy out and they bugged him for two years to work on contract. He told me he would never go back to the dark side. :yingyang:
Happy retirement!
 
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LSB said:
Are you finally opening your own business like you've mentionned " BLOW YOUR LOAD ELECTRIC, Inc. " ???
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I'm going to spend some time with a mentor Master Electrician; Double G Electric.... we'll see what kind of knowledge and experience I can glean. It's gonna be the next journey of my life. Nice and slow discovery! :)

I still want to make a TShirt series about "Blow Yer Load Electric" but that's a distant journey still. One step at a time... Lao Tzu once wrote, "The journey of a thousand miles starts with one step." :cool:

Cheers, :wave:

Barney
 
Firehoser said:
Best buddy retired from Bell after taking a buy out and they bugged him for two years to work on contract. He told me he would never go back to the dark side. :yingyang:
Happy retirement!
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It's about the cost of benefits calculated by bean counters.. it does not work for the company or employees when it comes to "corporate knowledge and experience.. (Short sighted most times)
 
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