Have you tried advertising in the Seattle area? If you're willing to train someone, I bet you can find a decent sized candidate pool of people who are tired of being installation techs for Comcast, Wave, Frontier or Centurylink (or their subcontractors).
On Fri, May 20, 2016 at 6:10 PM, David <[email protected]> wrote: > Are there any wisp techs out of work who want to move to Alaska? > > Willing to hire on a risk-free basis. > > Paid airfare up and a return ticket back after 90 days if things do not > work out. OR, two airfare packages northbound for a "SO". Fair warning, > once you move the the little slice of Alaska in the Southeast where we are, > you won't want to go back to the rat race! > > Fair wage. Willing to negotiate the inclusion of monthly rent as part of > payment package. Pay depends on experience. > > Work involves basic network management, some installs, and client > troubleshooting, traveling on small aircraft to nearby communities we > serve, and most importantly, making things work the wisp way! Lots of > opportunity for advances. > > This will be a really fun job for someone who is adventurous, with a lot > of new things to learn and see. > > We treat our employee's very well, and look for employee's work hard to > help our company succeed in return. > > Please feel free to email me off-list and I will answer all your questions. > > > -- > David Kunat >
