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I love going out in blizzards, and Groundhog Day is my favorite made up holiday. (On past Groundhog Days we’ve look at opportunities with The Punxsutawney Groundhog Club, MyPunchBowl, and NOAA.) Unfortunately, I was up sick all night, so I’m not going to be able to enjoy either today. And even if I was feeling well, I probably wouldn’t be able to get anywhere without a serious snow blower. Since I’m taking a snow/sick day, it’s up to you to take a look at one of the leading manufacturers of snowblowers, Toro. They’re a Bloomington, MN based company that also makes lawnmowers, golf and grounds equipment, commercial landscaping equipment, and irrigation equipment.
Since I’m under the weather in more ways than one, I’m going to let you do all of the research on Toro. There’s a lot to learn about them, but eventually you should end up on their Campus Relations page. It gives the full rundown on entry level jobs, internships, and co-ops. And if Toro’s not for you, think about other companies that might be relevant to today’s weather situation.
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