by Marie P.
I started with RCA back in 1981 in Camden, New Jersey. I worked in
the factory, starting out as an assembler of circuit boards and similar type
equipment. Next, I was wirer of harnesses and cables. In 1991, I was selected
to go to a new plant called Regional Electronics Center (REC) South in
Bridgeport, New Jersey, where I was a subject matter expert in assembly,
machinery and testing. In 1994, the REC South plant closed, and I was forced to
find employment elsewhere. I went to Harris School of Business with a GPA of
3.9. I then had some jobs at other places and was rehired with Lockheed Martin
in 2001. I was very grateful that I got all of my company time back. Since then,
I have been a publication coordinator specialist, a technical writer and a
customer trainer.
