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Re: Woman Driver, good thing or bad thing?
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Posted by RickL on January 09, 2007 at 05:34:08 from (71.7.40.51):
In Reply to: Woman Driver, good thing or bad thing? posted by rgvtx on January 08, 2007 at 19:47:16:
that can go both ways. All I know is in all the hired help I have had over the years,the majority of the time the women have turned out better than the men. have had them on hay crews,machinery operate and also in the shop helping do equipment assemble. When I did grain bins had three on that crew. One thing I have really found out is come Monday morning they were always there on time unlike some of the other gender. I currently have one on my carpenter crew this year. as far as it having to do with anything someone is selling doesn't mean squat to me.
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