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Employee Questionnaire

Writer: Tara Morvant
Tara Morvant
Mar 5, 2020
3 min read
Employee Questionnaire

Get to know your fellow Danos employees!

Cody Walden - power generation/electrical service technician


Katie Lapeyrouse - job cost clerk


Jason Remaly - power generation technician


Josh Boudreaux - training supervisor


Lisa Schexnayder - operations assistant


Blake Habbit - account manager


If you could bring back one TV show, what would it be?

Cody Walden - Macgyver


Katie Lapeyrouse - Saved by the Bell


Jason Remaly - The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner hour


Josh Boudreaux - Franklin and Bash or New Yankee Workshop


Lisa Schexnayder - Game of Thrones


Blake Habbit - Gilligan's Island. I loved that show.


 

What is your favorite food?

Cody Walden - Steak


Katie Lapeyrouse - Fresh homemade bread


Jason Remaly - Cheerios and Rice Krispies


Josh Boudreaux - Mom's shrimp stew or dad's smothered potatoes


Lisa Schexnayder - Hot Wings


Blake Habbit - So many choices living in the south, but I am part Lebanese. My mom's homemade grape leaves, fried kibbe and tabbouleh are the best.


What is your go-to karaoke song?

Cody Walden - "Ice Ice Baby" by Vanilla Ice 


Katie Lapeyrouse - The Boys of Summer


Jason Remaly - I don't do karaoke, but I'd pick "Voodoo" by Godsmack or "Follow Me" by Uncle Cracker.


Josh Boudreaux - Alone: "Careless Whisper" by George Michael -- With a group: "Bye Bye Bye" by N'Sync


Lisa Schexnayder - I don't really karaoke, but if I did, I would have to say "Who Stole My Monkey" by Richard Lebeouf.


Blake Habbit - I would say "Friends in Low Places" by Garth Brooks


If you could have lived your teenage years in a different decade, which one would you choose and why?

Cody Walden - None. This was a good one for me. 


Katie Lapeyrouse - The 60's for sure. I absolutely believe I was supposed to be a flower child.


Jason Remaly - 1800's. It was an easier time.


Josh Boudreaux - 1960's. American muscle at its pinnacle.


Lisa Schexnayder - I would have to keep it in the 90's. To me, it was a good time; not so much violence and craziness. I remember not having to lock my doors at night and could go to the store without feeling like I might get robbed.


Blake Habbit - I wouldn't change my decade for anything! The 80's were the best.


 

Why do you work for Danos?

Cody Walden - Great team and money.


Katie Lapeyrouse - I love the values of this company, and I also love the people I work with.


Jason Remaly - I come from Shamrock. The guys I work with are family. The fellowship, respect and friendship I have made here is worth more than money. I love what I do. And I don’t see myself doing this job with anybody else than the people I work for and with. They are a great group of men and women. 


Josh Boudreaux - Danos’ values align with my own values. It’s a fun place to work, and “Danos does it right.” It’s comforting to work for a company that is led by people who do things the right way and for the right reasons. 


Lisa Schexnayder - I have worked for Danos for 23 years now, and they have always taken care of me when I needed time off for personal reasons. I believe they treat everyone like family, not like just a number.


Blake Habbit - Danos is a phenomenal company to work for. Our core values and the people we have here are what make this company great. Even though we are a larger outfit, it is truly a family-oriented environment, who honors God and helps our communities. And I can honestly say we are one team with one heartbeat. #TeamDanos


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