Experienced Ricoh tech needed

[kimbob5688]

I'll do it if you pay to move me and my wife!

Ley me know what you think. I have 21 years in the field and hold a pretty impressive resume.

Thanks

[Star]

kimbob5688,
Not real sure about the moving you and your wife part, but the resume is indeed pretty impressive.

[Shadow1]

I always wanted to see that part of the country - I'm just not sure I want to be stuck (read: frozen) to it. I hear the cost of living is fairly cheap - for the right price I might be tempted.

I've been with Lanier ==> Ricoh 10 years, and work on mostly major / national accounts / print shops - anything 35 ppm or higher plus production color. I've also won the Service Excellence trip 5 times and made it to Phase III 8 times.

PM me with salary info...

[Rorschach]

I've also won the Service Excellence trip 5 times and made it to Phase III 8 times.

Well done, there. I know quite a few techs that make the effort to pass Phase I, then intentionally fail Phase II simply because they don't want to have to perform under the microscope in Atlanta for the next part.

Myself, I'm looking forward to seeing how I do at Phase III this year.

[Shadow1]

Myself, I'm looking forward to seeing how I do at Phase III this year.

Congrads! I didn't make it to Phase III this year for the first time in 9 years... I was sick when I had to take Phase II - that's my story and I'm sticking to it.

Everything in the Phase III competition is stuff we do every day except the written test and you had to pass 2 of those to get there. The only difference is all the execs from the Ivory Tower are watching... last year the Corp big dogs in Japan sent a bunch of "tourists" to watch as well - complete with cameras! Talk about a cliche!!!

The Caymans were worth it. You will absolutely not find a better vacation than a Service Excellence Trip!

[Ricoh-ono]

I hated the format of this year's test. Since it was done online, the questions jumped around model to model. I prefer the grouping of old test.