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Choice Mindset: Suspicious Minds
Kyle Siegrist: “When Wes looked away from his work as I walked by, I knew he was up to something.”
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So when Wes snapped to attention as Kyle walked by, Kyle knew something was up. Upon coming back, Kyle was pummeled with several stress balls from various assailants, including Wes (proving Kyle’s quoted theory).
Wes is one of our licensed Professional Surveyors, and that means he is always busy with property lines, easements, and legal descriptions*. Indeed, the National Society of Professional Surveyors states that a P.S. “provides for a purchaser’s peaceful occupation of the land.” So it only follows that when Wes is not “peaceful,” something is about to go down.
Apparently, the group effort to ambush Kyle centered on his statement desiring colder weather and more snow, but really, there are at least 2,190 good reasons to throw things at Kyle. Wes was really doing us all a favor. Thanks Wes—despite previous suggestions that you are a Worthless Dumb Guy, we know you’re the peaceful protector of all of us who also have to endure Kyle’s crazy talk… er, the cold.
*Sound like an interesting career? We’re hiring additional surveyors!
Choice Mindsets: Seek and Find
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Brian Schmidt: "Where's Waldo?" Brian Schmidt: “Where's Waldo?” Project Manager Nick Selhorst attended the ODOT’s Ohio Transportation Engineers Conference back in October, and we stumble...Kyle asked for more cold and snow? He deserved everything he got! Sorry not sorry little brother.
On this snowy day, a little laughter to warm you up! Who doesn't love a good Blooper reel??
Loveland Charity Cup 2022
Thanks to all who participated and donated to support Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank and the Down Syndrome Association of Greater Cincinnati. Together we reached our goal to help Sweet Cheeks buy 150,000 diapers and fund the DSAGC’s holiday party.! Congratulations to MI Homes for bringing home the trophy!
Sidney Charity Cup 2022
Thanks to all who participated and donated to support the Miami Valley Down Syndrome Association and Ronald McDonald House Charities. Together we reached our goal to fund MVDSA’s annual family picnic at Young’s Jersey Dairy AND were able to sponsor 1 room for RMHC! Congratulations to Cynthian Township for bringing home the trophy!
Loveland Charity Cup 2021
Thanks to all who participated and supported Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank at out annual Charity Cup! Together we raised $19,455 to help purchase 120,000 diapers for families in need in the Cincinnati region. Congratulations to CTL Engineering for winning the Man on the Moon bucketball tournament!
Sidney Charity Cup 2021
Thanks to all who participated and donated to support the Miami Valley Down Syndrome Association and Ronald McDonald House Charities. Together we reached our goal to fund MVDSA’s annual family picnic at Young’s Jersey Dairy AND were able to sponsor 2 rooms for RMHC! Congratulations to the Village of Fort Loramie for bringing home the trophy!
Loveland Charity Cup 2019
Loveland Choice One Charity Cup 2019 is in the books! Congratulations to the Village of Blanchester for winning the bucketball tournament! Huber General Contracting came in second. Thanks to our amazing clients in the Cincinnati area we were able to donate $21,780 to Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank. That’s a total of 181,250 diapers for babies in need!
Sidney Charity Cup 2019
Thanks to your contributions, we were able to raise $7,538.00 for the Miami Valley Down Syndrome Association and Jerry and Charlie’s Helping Hands! Congrats to ODOT District 7 for bring home the trophy, and “Sir” Lewie Pickering of Jackson Center for winning the longest beard contest!
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If you want to enjoy your career, build lifelong relationships, and be part of a growing civil engineering firm that values its culture, you’ve come to the right place! At Choice One Engineering, our purpose statement is “to provide fulfilling lives for a lifetime.”