Muscatine

I did say that overseas projects result in work in Muscatine.  I've done a little research and have some specific projects for you to examine.

Australia

Dish tracking antenna for NASA

All design done in Muscatine.  Structural discipline

Nobody to Australia

Antarctica

Diesel power plant

All design done in Muscatine.  Electrical and structural disciplines.

One person, one trip to Antarctica

China

Coal fired power plant

All design done in Muscatine.  All disciplines except sanitation and highway

Nobody to China

I haven't listed the indirect work of drafting, printing, legal, specifications, HR, IT, and general office operations which are required for all jobs.  If you need to know the names of the other disciplines I can get them.

I've got more but need no more to prove my point (Oman, Jordan, Indonesia, Afghanistan, Liberia, Alaska, Antigua, Djibouti).

I don't know what kind of project you worked on or if you even know how much of it was done inMuscatine but you're wrong about jobs not bringing work to Muscatine.

One project hardly qualifies you to judge the thousands of others even if you did do something significant which I doubt.

Mallory doubts it.

I'll alert the media.

Your claim was that new jobs were brought to Muscatine, dumbass. Any of these design jobs can be handled by the Muscatine office. You said new jobs were created. You have provided no proof of that, asshole! They do more than design, you retarded, ignorant, sap! I already told you I work in the construction phases. That is after the office-work design is done. What an ignorant, ignorant, sap! They have no room in Muscatine for the construction management teams. Those teams go to the field and run the jobs. Get it, dummy? No jobs in Muscatine! Which was your whole lost argument on the matter at the time.

Thanks for the wonderful diatribe.   It's up to your usual quality.

I do have this vague feeling that Stanley wouldn't have grown from 50 or 60 jobs in Muscatine to 300 in Muscatine without a few being hired to work on jobs from overseas.   Or to put another way, I don't think those 50 or 60 could have been stretched to do all the overseas work on top of the more local work.   You don't seem to admit that overseas jobs require designing which means more jobs in Muscatine.

But go on about your business of name calling.

It's not a revelation that construction management has people in the field, although they do have a couple in the office most times.

I know you worked on construction.   But doing what?
Did you dig the trenches?   Carry the forms?   Do the sodding?   Push wheel borrows of concrete?   Answer the phone?

I think you could handle those.