DC Velocity: Workforce warrior
Think of TV personality Mike Rowe, and a certain image inevitably comes to mind: a trim middle-aged man wearing a baseball cap, blue jeans, and a big grin
Think of TV personality Mike Rowe, and a certain image inevitably comes to mind: a trim middle-aged man wearing a baseball cap, blue jeans, and a big grin
Last week, my personal toilet at mikeroweWORKS Headquarters coughed up a disgusting clog of bad advice,
Saturday night in Baltimore, I attended a fundraiser for Project JumpStart,
Not all advice is created equal, and the advice Lexy got from her mother was definitely above average.
High on the list of resolutions I hope to keep in 2016, is my commitment to take The mikeroweWORKS Foundation to the next level. Naturally, I haven’t defined the meaning of “next level,” because I understand the importance managing expectations. Read More …
“I was able to encourage one of my son’s friends in his quest to become a trained welder. “
What we have here is a picture of Mike Rowe climbing out of a 35-foot white stretch limo.
Mike is pumped for Jobs Day.
I like this guy. I don’t know him, but I like him. Mark Dunn teaches shop in Luther Oklahoma.
Hey Mike, I’m starting the Electrical Technician program at the local Technical Institute in a couple of weeks,
UPDATED: Favor – along with the check for $20,000, Cisco agreed contribute an additional dollar for everyone who tweets to @ciscolive #clus – up to an additional $20,000!
Mike Rowe has rejected a critic’s premise that he is engaging in right-wing propaganda by “harping on” the importance of a work ethic
The Washington Post: Mike Rowe, the host of “Dirty Jobs,” wishes the concept of work ethic wasn’t so partisan. Good luck with that.
Sunday, Rowe combined these two traits of his to respond to a letter he received from (fan?) Craig P.
Hey Mike, Your constant harping on “work ethic” is growing tiresome.