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Doug Jellison

General Manager, Nucor-Yamato Steel Company

1 out of 1 Nucor-Yamato Steel Reviews

August 21, 2008
“ Good company to work for but has some undesirable locations to live. ”
Plant Metallurgist in Blytheville, AR
Strong profitable growing company with other locations to consider transferring to.

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