(by editorial board, The Marietta Times, July 25, 2022)
A random meeting at a local gas station led to two scholarships for a local student.
Linn Yost of Micro Machine Works met Warren High School student Jacob Warfield when Warfield was working at the gas station. Yost commented on Warfield’s Washington State Community College shirt, which began a conversation that ended up in an internship at Micro Machine Works.
“We look for an attitude more than anything. We do most of our own training here,” Yost said. “If you’re a hard worker and have a willingness to learn, you can work for us.”
Warfield completed a 650-hour internship with Micro Machine Works that also counted as an advanced machining course.
In March, Warfield graduated cum laude from Washington State with…
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“We look for an attitude more than anything. We do most of our own training here,” Yost said. “If you’re a hard worker and have a willingness to learn, you can work for us.”
Warfield completed a 650-hour internship with Micro Machine Works that also counted as an advanced machining course.
In March, Warfield graduated cum laude from Washington State with…
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In March, Warfield graduated cum laude from Washington State with…
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