I live in Toronto in a large condominium with more 'than 600 apartments, built in the late '70s. It 's like a small town' and is administered by a manager and a board of directors who coordinate a large staff. Among other serivizi, the building has its own bus service that offers several daily connections with the station, major stores and malls in Toronto. The bus service and 'free for residents, and is' very much appreciated, so that the last issue of the newsletter condominium (yes ', the building also publishes a newsletter, 20 pages) an entire article' and was dedicated to Rodolfo Ernesto Veliz, Employee of the Year.
68 years, native of Peru ', Rodolfo 20 years working for the building and as a chauffeur for cleaning services. It tells in the interview that gets up at 4.30 am and after an hour of activity 'physical (including jogging) prepares breakfast and go to work. "People do not believe at my age, '" says smiling.
Over the years the building has served and helped many new immigrants and residents, thanks to the kindness and helpfulness', knowledge various languages \u200b\u200bsuch as Chinese and Polish, in addition to English and English.
I decided to take on these blog pages of the article on Rudolph 'cause I was struck by the simplicity' of his life, accompanied by a great satisfaction for his work.
To read the news that Italy seems not to have more normal things 'meaning: here the story of Ernesto and' normal but have a great appreciation from all residents, supported by a consensus to do their jobs with passion and attention to people. I do not know, maybe it 's just my impression, but it seems to me this beautiful story of normalcy and happiness', just shared with everyone.
Over the years the building has served and helped many new immigrants and residents, thanks to the kindness and helpfulness', knowledge various languages \u200b\u200bsuch as Chinese and Polish, in addition to English and English.
I decided to take on these blog pages of the article on Rudolph 'cause I was struck by the simplicity' of his life, accompanied by a great satisfaction for his work.
To read the news that Italy seems not to have more normal things 'meaning: here the story of Ernesto and' normal but have a great appreciation from all residents, supported by a consensus to do their jobs with passion and attention to people. I do not know, maybe it 's just my impression, but it seems to me this beautiful story of normalcy and happiness', just shared with everyone.
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