InterMountain Employment Opportunity

As posted on their site (Mar. 26, 2006)-- http://www.imrcmodels.com/employmentop.html
Now you have two choices--IM or Atlas for employment.
Jim

 

Dang, I'm heading to Chicago. I wonder if Kato is hiring?

 

So, I wonder what the salary and competion is for a job like this?

 

Hmmm, this is pretty much what I do for a living...

...Only not with trains!...

[ March 28, 2006, 04:31 PM: Message edited by: campp ]

 

I understand they are (or were as of January) looking for the right person to fill a spot.

 

George, do tell. (via e-mail of course...don't want to tip-off the competition!!!)

I know they had a computer/graphic artist position a couple years ago which would not be completely outside my realm of experience.

I figure the "right person" in the MRR industry means somebody that's cheap. I'm definitely not cheap. hehe

 

Organized, motivated, positive attitude, ability to multitask, work well with others, Same requirements as head burgerflipper at Micky Dee's. Burger King adds flexibility to the list so you can have it your way. Not for me. I'm in training for the greeter job at Walmart.

 

OMG I'm just rolling.Thats too funny.

I actually live about an hour from where they are.

 

It would be interesting to hear what guys in this forum do for employment....
Cam

 

I'm an engineer! (Sorry, don't know how to operate a locomotive - I'm an aerospace engineeer.)

 

Retired railroad marketing, pricing, and sales officer. Was 65 on Monday.

 

I'm a CADD operator and so called engineering tech for a water district in northern california.

 

Audio Visual tech at an art school.

My dream is to retire and play with trains.

 

For 27 years I was a Programmer/Analyst on IBM mid-range computers. Then the jobs ran out in this area and the wife refuses to move away from the grandkids, so now I own a little shop where I make and sell hand-made soap.

Doesn't pay much, but it's a whole lot less stress.

 

OMG I'm just rolling.Thats too funny.
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I drive a bus with wings.

 

I am the service auditor for McDonalds, I make sure your OJ and sodas are perfect. At least in NW Canada that is. And they use a clam shell now, no more flipping!

 

Hey, that must be alot of fun. Do you have a web site?

I'm a former ranch hand now in the motion picture industry.
Cam