Can You Explain What Was Your Favorite Part About Working There?

⟩ Can you explain what was your favorite part about working there?

Being outside and the benefits were pretty decent for what the job entailed. I believe there was full medical, maybe. Perhaps… I forget, it’s been a while. I apologize. Definitely health and dental insurance. There were stock options. I was able to take the money that I earned, and put it towards company stock. There was vacation pay, I believe, yearly. I can’t think of anything else.

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