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Effective this evening, a PSA grader who had been there for 3 1/2 years, gave his two-week notice. The reason given was that after the firing of the senior grader last week, he had had enough and did not like where things were headed. This now leaves PSA with 10 in the grading room.
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john, i guess that would depend on the pension plan? to us this is a hobby to them it's a job. all jobs get old and i would have to put sitting in a grading room 8 hours a day is got to be right up there with working the fry bin at mcdonalds. gets old quick. i don't blame them one bit for doing it for 3 or 4 years then moving on.
#250234 - 11/01/0308:15 AMYou are probably right
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Basilone,
It probably is not that big of a deal since they have ten other graders with maybe more on the way. I was just wondering if this guy was one of Psa's better graders of vintage material.
People leave companies all the time. Heck, in my industry there is significant turnover. And it seems to go in spurts. My seventeen years with my company is the exception not the rule. Sometimes I feel I could be gone tomorrow too. Who knows?
I think that for the most part grading and authentication of cards is a field with high turnover. I'm sure there are exceptions.
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Vayank is correct, Basilone. My point was to let people know why. Nothing shocking about anyone leaving a job. I do however think that this offers more insight into the CU machine. Under the circumstances I felt that this was relevant.