Gregarious Paul

Profile drawing of Paul.

He has a plan

If there were a contest for the biggest talker in the state of Nebraska, Paul Staehlin would win. He’s got the gift of gab and a silver tongue. And while he’s silver-tongued, he’s not a silver-tongued-devil. Instead, he’s understanding, approachable, and a pretty cool boss.

Paul’s current goals include preparing for retirement. “The kids are out of the house, so we’re focused on us,” he said about himself and his wife, Linda. Part of the retirement plan includes buying a new house as an investment, which he says will give a better return than stocks and bonds. He and Linda would also like to travel around the country in a brand new RV. “If I got a job that allowed me to work remotely, I’d do it in a heartbeat,” he said.

Some hurdles stand in the path to retirement. “You are your kids’ safety net, and you have to be prepared for anything,” he said. Also, time is ticking away, and the Staehlins’ house-buying plans are late by about 10 years.

Among Paul’s achievements are reaching his 10 year anniversary as EMS Inc.’s Director of Operations. He also served seven and a half years in the United States Air Force at an Air Force Base in the UK. There, they maintained medium range nuclear cruise missiles during the cold war. He was also able to progress in his career despite being a year away from a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science.

From here, time and discipline are all he needs. Perhaps ten years from now, Paul will be sharing his Gift of Gab with the residents of Arizona as he and his wife, Linda, drive into the sunset in a brand new RV.

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Paul has worked as Director of Operations at EMS, a customer care and tech support firm, for over 10 years.

We only had 40 seats when I started. We've grown to 200.

Another Quote from Paul related to golfing.

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When not working, Paul enjoys golfing with the company founder and CEO, Mitch.
Paul's big red truck
Paul drives a big red truck. He bought it so he could tow a camper-trailer.

It does better in the snow than my Camaro.

If I could work remotely, I'd buy the RV in a heartbeat.

an RV in the desert
Paul and his wife plan to retire to Arizona and travel America by RV.