Michael Lecesse Email & Phone Number

I am an Assistant Manager Sales Representative for the Rochester office of M3 Communications. We are an independant contracting company that deals door to door with companies including DirecTV, Verizon, WildBlue, and Gaurdian home security systems.I was moved up in the company very quickly due to my hard working attitude, gregarious personality, and my sense of responsibility.I enjoy sales, and am perfectly capable and comfortable talking with strangers and engaging them in nice… Show more I am an Assistant Manager Sales Representative for the Rochester office of M3 Communications. We are an independant contracting company that deals door to door with companies including DirecTV, Verizon, WildBlue, and Gaurdian home security systems.I was moved up in the company very quickly due to my hard working attitude, gregarious personality, and my sense of responsibility.I enjoy sales, and am perfectly capable and comfortable talking with strangers and engaging them in nice conversations. Show less

I have worked for this company for half a year, and I love it. Everybody here is very close and it's like a family that always pulls through even when it's crazy and hectic.It is a very fast paced environment and one of the busiest restaurants in Canandaigua, NY. We are required and expected to go above and beyond in regards to maintaining a speedy work pace, a friendly attitude, and a strong will to keep on working. I do just that.

I worked not only as the mascot for the show (going out into crowds of tourists and informing them of the show through sole use of loud body language and flyers), but I was also one of the lumberjacks in the show.I could log roll, chop, split, saw, and chainsaw, but my specialty was pole climbing. I performed as an incredible speed climber, and my nickname for the show was Mike "Smiley" LeCesse, with "the biggest smile in lumberjack history".We were always… Show more I worked not only as the mascot for the show (going out into crowds of tourists and informing them of the show through sole use of loud body language and flyers), but I was also one of the lumberjacks in the show.I could log roll, chop, split, saw, and chainsaw, but my specialty was pole climbing. I performed as an incredible speed climber, and my nickname for the show was Mike "Smiley" LeCesse, with "the biggest smile in lumberjack history".We were always expected to maintain a positive, lively, and friendly attitude, and we always put on a great performance, whether there were 3 people in the crowd or 300. Very fun job that prevented the need to "workout" and where I was always meeting new people. Show less

I worked as a groom for racehorses.It was my responsibility to keep them groomed, healthy, fed, and fit. I would clean stalls, groom horses, walk them for a cool down (after they trained or raced), bandage injuries, and maintain a clean and tidy work environment.It was a seven day a week job with long hours (6am until sometimes as late as 6pm), and hard work, but definitely an enjoyable experience for me.I worked here while I was in college full time at FLCC, while on the track… Show more I worked as a groom for racehorses.It was my responsibility to keep them groomed, healthy, fed, and fit. I would clean stalls, groom horses, walk them for a cool down (after they trained or raced), bandage injuries, and maintain a clean and tidy work environment.It was a seven day a week job with long hours (6am until sometimes as late as 6pm), and hard work, but definitely an enjoyable experience for me.I worked here while I was in college full time at FLCC, while on the track team, woodsmen's team, and school senate. Very little free time for a couple of years. Show less