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Welcome to our slash per-evenge.

Where this worker costs his company $3 million.

Others didn't want to give me what I deserved.

Now, they're about to lose a $3 million contract because I resigned.

I am a young project manager for an unlimited commercial GC.

I picked up a hammer for the first time six years ago, with no prior experience.

I was raised believing if you work hard and apply yourself, you will be successful.

For two years, I learned everything that I could in the construction industry.

I took my work home with me and studied on my own time to better myself.

For that, I was promoted to Foreman.

I was brought in to take over a small project at a 12-building 120-unit condo complex.

It started small and the board of directors for the HOA told me they loved my professionalism,

work ethic, and ability to complete projects on time and under budget.

We won a big contract because of that small project.

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