Business Communication Interview

I interviewed my father, Michael Mohr. He is currently Cenex’s Lubricant Terminal Manager, at the Heartland Cooperative Location and also former owner of Central Wisconsin Truck Repair. At the business he currently works for, Heartland Cooperative, it is organized into a Co-op and this changes the way work is done because a board of directors must be apart of decisions and all records are audited annually because it is a public business. His job is to source and distribute petroleum products along with handling things like invoices and billing.
Mike’s career started when he finished high school here in Marathon. Once finishing high school, he attended North Central Technical Institute to take agriculture mechanics’ classes. After attending NTCI, he joined the U.S. Army’s wheeled vehicle school and electronic repair classes. Once completing the classes he became enlisted into the military as a mechanic and traveled around the world fixing Army machinery. After serving in the Army, he decided to go back to school for business. He attended night school through Mount Senario College in Ladysmith for different classes for business administration through to mid 1980’s. Once he completed his college education at Mount Senario, he open his own business. In 1988 he opened Central Wisconsin Truck Repair. Multiple duties that he
Learn what some of the difficulties can be of being for owning a small business and also what it’s like working for a large company like Heartland Cooperative. I felt this interview will give me a good knowledge in the future if I ever decide to enter into the business field and own my own business. Being a business owner is a very difficult task and requires lots of time and skill to make sure that your job is done correctly and well and Mike, I felt, was a good example of