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Painting Supervisor Reviews
What is it like working as a Painting Supervisor?
July 2020
Steady, reliable, adventurous, meticulous, methodical, perfection.
Painting Supervisor in Greensboro:
Pros: Changing scenery and job task
Cons: Prepping outside during the summer (July/August)
December 2019
Great opportunities.
Painting Supervisor in Wichita:
Pros: Its growing fast
Cons: Small enough where people knows about everyone and are very pessimistic
October 2019
Rewarding.
Painting Supervisor in Richmond:
Pros: Residents and staff
Cons: So much walking
October 2019
Ok.
Painting Supervisor in Ashington:
Pros: Left to my own devices
Cons: Not enough money
September 2019
No support.
Painting Supervisor in Gosford:
Pros: Can bludge if you if you want if your into that
Cons: Working with losers
May 2019
Lots of work.
Painting Supervisor in Lexington:
Pros: I have been in the industry for 24 years so I am well established and recognized for my experience and abilities.
Cons: Not by the ocean!
May 2019
It can be stressful but rewarding.
Painting Supervisor in Ballarat:
Pros: Getting satisfaction of completing a job well done
Cons: Fixing other people’s mistakes
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