As a teenager working at the Marshall Southeast Wastewater Treatment Plant, Rick Bailey got a lesson about quality work.“My boss was Harold McDaniels,” he recalls. “He told us to go out and mow around the gate and the fence row. When we were done, he came back and said, ‘I thought I told you to mow.’ I said, ‘Well, we did.’ He said, ‘It doesn’t look very good to me. Go do it again.’“After the third time we did it, he said, ‘From now on, when I tell you to mow, that’s what I want it to look like.’ He
