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Yeah, sure. Rochester has a larger manufacturing base than Buffalo's, and the same fake number was thrown out years ago, there. The clown who's in charge of the RTMA in Rochester, who has never had a real job in life and never worked in a manufacturing setting, said 1500 manufacturing jobs were available there not long after I left that town in 2007. I challenged him on it in an online forum, and asked him how many of those jobs are good jobs, and pay say $50K-$100K+ per year.
These chamber of commerce and business group clowns are full of it. Nice that they have some program at a suburban HS near Buffalo, good luck finding a manufacturing job in the real world that pays well. Especially in Upstate, NY.
When applying for a job, more than your motor skills are being judged. That said, reading your posts, I'm not surprised you didn't get hired.
When applying for a job, more than your motor skills are being judged. That said, reading your posts, I'm not surprised you didn't get hired.
Didn't get hired, where? Nice personal attack, BTW. You've never worked in a manufacturing facility in that area, and it shows.
"judged". Judged by what? Who said anything about "motor skills"?
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Yeah, sure. Rochester has a larger manufacturing base than Buffalo's, and the same fake number was thrown out years ago, there. The clown who's in charge of the RTMA in Rochester, who has never had a real job in life and never worked in a manufacturing setting, said 1500 manufacturing jobs were available there not long after I left that town in 2007. I challenged him on it in an online forum, and asked him how many of those jobs are good jobs, and pay say $50K-$100K+ per year.
These chamber of commerce and business group clowns are full of it. Nice that they have some program at a suburban HS near Buffalo, good luck finding a manufacturing job in the real world that pays well. Especially in Upstate, NY.
Fake jobs, fake jobs numbers, etc. An ex-cop who is in charge of the local business group in Rochester. Head of the RTMA never worked a real job in his life. Etc.
Not a recipe for success.
Thousands of manufacturing jobs lost in Rochester in recent years, not a peep out of Duffy.
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