Meet the RESCO Team Steve Monson Warehouse Worker Middleton, WI Question: Tell me about your role at RESCO. Answer: I am a warehouse worker at RESCO’s Middleton location. Q: How long have you been with the company? A: I have just completed my 28th year at the end of January. Q: What do you enjoy most about your job? A: I truly enjoy the people that I work with, as well as the cast of characters I meet on a daily basis. Q: How has RESCO helped in your career development? A: RESCO, for the most part, has been my career. RESCO has made me better at time-management, helped me improve my organizational proficiency, and helped me strengthen my inter-personal skills. Q: What are your hobbies and passions? A: I have several hobbies, which include coin-collecting, antiques, and building-projects. My passions would be outdoor activities, with hunting and fishing being at the top of the list. Q: What is something people don’t know about you? A: Most people would not know that as a young man, I was a very good ball player. I played in high school, home talent, and in the city league. I concluded this run with 10 years of fast-pitch softball. I played competitive ball in Madison from the ages of 16 through 48. Q: What is something you can’t live without? A: My family, of course. However, a couple of nice fishing poles wouldn’t hurt. Q: If you could be any movie character, who would you choose and why? A: Probably Superman, as I always wondered what it would be like to fly on your own.

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I always encouraged my team to share their experience during our weekly catch-up. I once asked them, what is the biggest thing that they should achieve in their professional career? I then share with them the story of a water bottle. A water bottle is sold at MYR1 at grocery shop. The same water bottle is sold at MYR2 at the gas station, MYR4 at the gym, MYR8 at the hotel, and MYR16 at the airport. So, why was the same water bottle sold at different prices? While the product remain constant, the only thing that changes is the environment in which it exists. Different environments value the same product differently. Therefore, while constantly improving your 'product' quality, it is equally important for you to find an 'environment' that recognize the product's value.

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It’s been an incredible month at Bunzl Greenham so far. Meet a lot of people and have learnt so much. So here are my 5 key takeaways: 1. The Importance of Relationships: Building strong connections with clients is crucial. Taking the time to understanding their needs and concerns lays the foundation for successful partnerships. 2. Attention to Detail: Paying attention to even the smallest details can make such a big difference. From order accuracy to timely communication, every interaction shapes the client's experience. 3. The Power of Adaptability: Change is inevitable but it’s how we adapt and grow that defines our success. Learning to pivot quickly and efficiently respond to change to ensure a smooth operation. 4. Continuous Learning: I don’t believe I know it all. Every day brings new opportunities to learn and grow. Whether it's expanding product knowledge or honing negotiation skills, embracing a mindset of continuous learning has been essential for both my personal and professional development. 5. Team Collaboration: Collaborating effectively with colleagues across departments has helped to strengthens my ability to deliver exceptional service and results. I’m so grateful for the incredible support from my colleagues during my first month! Which one stuck out the most for you? Let me know👇🏾 #firstmonth #BunzlGreenham #sales

I read this lovely write up on thefieldengineer.com online community from 8 engineers about why they became a Catering Equipment Service Engineer; people who like solving problems and are good at it, like travel, and like meeting new people! There are also some common themes about being trusted and given responsiblity, about making people happy when their equipment is fixed and being hungry to learn. Inspiring stuff and well worth a read #FEAuk

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