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Carpenters and Helpers Wanted…

SkyTopBuilders | Posted in Help/Work Wanted on

I’m looking to hire some carpenters and helpers for some new homes and remodeling projects in Western North Carolina [Hendersonville/Asheville area]. You’ll be working for us [www.skytopbuilders.net] this website has about all you’ll want to know about our company.
We’re looking for people who believe that a trade is a career. If you’re a whiner, don’t apply. If you want to learn ‘old school’, we do what carpenters were expected to do up until about 15 years ago – forms to finish….. and have fun doing it.

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  1. ruffmike | | #1

    Not looking for work, but that is a great website. Glad you're busy.

                                Mike

        Small wheel turn by the fire and rod, big wheel turn by the grace of god.

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    EricPaulson | | #2

    Not to seem like a wise guy here...............but if I was seriously considering working for this outfit, I would contact them directly through the info provided on the website.

     

    1. rez | | #3

      and? 

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        EricPaulson | | #4

        not by responding to the op on the forum. 

        1. rez | | #5

          Oh, seemed to me he was just using the site as a way to present the website and offer to a concentrated number of possible candidates

          and not intending the BTpost to be the method used to contact.

           

          Edited 3/21/2009 4:34 pm ET by rez

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