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Landscape Laborer Reviews
What is it like working as a Landscape Laborer?
November 2014
Variety.
Landscape Laborer:
Pros: We do something different on a daily basis.
Cons: The heat during the summer months.
November 2014
Steady Work.
Landscape Laborer:
Pros: I know that there is always something to do all year long.
Cons: I do not like cold weather, but it only last a short time here in Mississippi.
October 2014
Easy going place, hard work but gratifying.
Landscape Laborer:
Pros: Working with others, working with your hands.
Cons: Hard work.
October 2014
It's A Job.
Landscape Laborer:
Pros: Good people, outside work, lots of girls to look at in the summer.
Cons: Sucks when it is hot outside. Having to work weekends when it rains for two days.
October 2014
Landscape Laborer:
Pros: Working outside, good guys, and staying in shape.
Cons: Can be hot and long hours, hard work, pay could be better.
October 2014
Landscape Laborer:
Pros: Working outside. Making a bad house look good.
September 2014
Labor.
Landscape Laborer:
Pros: I like to work Outdoor.
Cons: I like e ver y tinglado about my job.
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