Get to Know Luis Fajardo

• If you could go back in time, what time period would you travel to? 
  The best time to be alive is now so I have no urge to time travel!
• How do you recharge / what is your favorite hobby?
  I like weekend road trips with my fiancée and friends.
• When are you the happiest?
  When I am visiting and site-seeing a new city or National Park with family and close friends!
• Fill in the blank: If you really knew me, you’d know__________.
  My middle name.
• What would you most regret NOT having done at the end of your life?
  Traveling more!
• What characteristic do you most admire in others?
  Open-mindedness, honesty, and patience.
• Do you prefer Windows or Mac? Why?
  Mac, I have Apple stocks so I have to support.
• If you could only eat one meal for the rest of your life, what would it be?
  Tacos are life!!
• What would you sing at Karaoke night?
  No singing for me!
• If you could choose to do anything for a day, what would it be?
  I would hang out with Joe Rogan or our President Donald Trump!
• What was your first car?
  Honda Accord
• Do you have pets? If so, tell us about them!
  My parents have a German Shepard-Husky mixed name Terry. He’s the best of doggos!
• Star-Trek or Star Wars? Why?
  Star Wars, never got into Star-Trek.
• Are you married? Kids? Tell us about them!
  I am not married.
• Where did you grow up?
  Gainesville (Gaines-Vegas), GA.
• What is your favorite childhood memory?
  My favorite memory is playing soccer in the summer with friends- life was easy back then!

Work-related questions:

• What motivates you to work hard?
  Closing sales! Making money.
• What departments have you worked in at PBI?
  Welded Steel Division Sales.
• What would you be doing if you weren’t at your current job?
  Traveling.
• What is your biggest pet peeve at work?
  Driving so far for lunch!
• How long have you been at PBI?
  A little over a month.
• What is your favorite PBI memory?
  Getting Hired. I hope to make a lot of great memories in the future!
• What is the best part of working at PBI?
  The people and the custom projects because it doesn’t get old.