Employee of the Month

The Philly Temps Employee of the Month for March 2015 is Reggie Watson.

Reggie has worked with Philly Temps on 168 events and has worked at registration desks, information booths and educational sessions – he has done a stellar job at each. Reggie can often be seen at the Convention Center entrance making certain that everyone knows where they are going and how to get there. Reggie uses a mix of respect and professionalism to make each person he comes in contact with feel like they are the only person there.The fact that Reggie has a booming baritone and great sense of humor make the experience even better. If you want to see a customer service genius at work, put Reggie where the crowd is. We want to thank Reggie for the great work he has done as well as his service to the United States Air Force.It is now time to get to know Reggie a little better.

Welcoming attendees at “the bridge” of the Pennsylvania Convention Center

Philly Temps (PT): How long have you lived in the Philadelphia, PA area?

Reggie Watson (RW): I have lived in Philadelphia for 76 years. During that time I spent 4 years in the Air Force and 4 yrs working in other areas.

PT: What is your work experience prior to Philly Temps?

RW: I retired from the Telerx Corp, which is a division of the Merck Corp. While at Telerx I worked as a Customer Service Rep for their client the Clorox Co for 10 years.

PT: How did you hear about Philly Temps?

RW: I retired in 2005 and volunteered at the Central Branch of the Philadelphia Library. The Director of Volunteer Services recommended me to the Philadelphia Visitors and Convention Bureau.

PT: What are your goals?

RW: I want to enjoy my grandchildren.

PT: What is your life like outside of work? What are your hobbies? Are you involved in your community?

RW: I enjoy volunteering for the library and spending time with my family.

PT: Has working as a temp affected your life? If so, how?

RW: Working primarily in Convention Services has been an interesting and informative experience. I have made so many new friends.

PT: Please share your most memorable experience working for Philly Temps.

RW: My most memorable experience was meeting James Earl Jones and spending an hour with him.