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If you've been following my blog you may have caught on to a comment I made in an earlier post.  Things are going to be changing in the near future because I accepted a position through TM Inc. to work at John Deere in Waterloo at the Donald Street site.  David and I, and our families are very excited.  I've always wanted a job at Deere and going through TMI is a great way to get my foot in the door.  I start on August 22, and while I'm very sad to be leaving VGM, I'm excited to start my new career.  I'll be working with suppliers that John Deere utilizes for parts.

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  1. KarahAugust 10, 2011 at 11:43 AM

    Congrats Haley! I worked at the Donald Street site when I was in grad school-- up with the tour guides at the front desk. Have fun! And good luck with the 24 day challenge too! You're awesome--I should take lessons from you!

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