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Employee Success Stories
Employee
Success Stories
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John Virgl General Manager Wahoo Implement Wahoo, NE "Everyday is a new challenge, never boring. Many different jobs rolled into one. A job of diversity...I really enjoy working with agriculture." |
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Dan Lahr Service Technician Smothers Implement Monticello, IA "I like my job as a service technician because I always wanted to be a farmer but did not think I could get started on my own. This job still lets me stay close to agriculture. The machinery industry is constantly changing and always challenging. I have met many people and have many friends in my 22 yrs. as a service tech." |
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Dave Goodsell Sales Rep. Omaha Tractor, Inc. Omaha, NE "I've been working in sales for Omaha Tractor for almost 10 years. Meeting new people and making new friends are great rewards in sales work. The pay and benefits aren't bad either." |
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Dean Smothers General Mgr. Smothers Equipment Monticello, IA "I started as a mechanic, became a parts manager, and twenty four years ago became a general manager at Smothers Equipment inc. The most enjoyable reward of my job would be the relationships developed over the years with coworkers, customers, and suppliers. Also, the ability to control the destiny of this dealership and of my own life. My first thoughts of being a farm equipment dealer started while still in high school. During my twenty four years as a dealer, this industry has changed from being a small time retail outlet to a sophisticated departmentalized business. As farm equipment and farming become more sophisticated, the opportunities for the staff of dealerships will be limited only by their preparedness and motivation. In this day of large corporation down sizing, layoffs, politics, and forced moves, most equipment dealers are looking for good people to become long time members of their staff." |
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