[Phil DiBasquette]

Senior ie experienced/older

Someone who can close a deal and not
just for short term gains but keeping clients
Long Term

[alexander_busek]

Eagles Field wrote: I like my job and it’s as secure as can be if there is such a thing (I’m #1 in the nation 10 out of the last 11 quarters).

I asked Eagles Field to clarify what he meant by that.

E.g., what category of workers was "#1" for which parameter (he had mentioned two: "likeability" and "security")?

You proffer:

Senior ie experienced/older. Someone who can close a deal and not just for short term gains but keeping clients. Long Term

But I greatly doubt that the U.S. govt. or any organization collects statistics for categories like "experienced" or "can close a deal and not just for short-term gains." (Such terms or characterizations do not lend themselves to exact definition for the purpose of statistical compilation.)

I am asking Eagles Field to please state what category of U.S. workers were "#1" in which category for 9 of the last quarters.

Suggesting something like "the really great guys who make lots of money for the company and always keep the customers happy" cannot be taken seriously.

Regards,