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Case Study: Firefighter III Joseph K. Wilson

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Firefighter III Joseph K. Wilson is a true asset to Station 15 and the Gwinnett Fire Department, quickly becoming one of my most trusted employees. His skill and enthusiasm for firefighting makes my job easier and more enjoyable. As Firefighter III Wilson continues to progress in his skills and knowledge, I hope he gives serious consideration to his long term career objectives within the department. I highly suggest that Firefighter III Wilson begin transitioning into a mentorship role, both within and outside the station, as sharing his knowledge with others will help him become a better firefighter
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