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Limo Protege Registered: November 18, 2006
Posts: 76
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some of the guys we are getting in for interviews are not good. tuesday we got a 42 year old mexican man that came in. now the boss alway has me intreview first and if it all looks good than he will do the folow up intreview. gues you could say i am like a gate keeper. anyhow i get to talking to this fellow and it ends up he has been in the country 4 years and has got 5 sitations allready. ok i might not be the sharpest knife in the drawer but i know he is not chauffer material lol. anyhow i just ask about the sitations and he says he got one for speeding 4 years ago, he was doing 50 in a 35. then he says he got 3 sitations for not having the proof of insurence 3 times, and the otther was for not haveing registration another time.
now this guy is dressed pretty classy and i look out an see his driving a 10 year old car but its clean and not a dent or scratch on it. if it hadnt a been for the sitations this is the kind of fellow my boss would want. no accidents in 4 years or nothing like that. i asked the fellow if he had insurence on his car yet and he says yes. but anyhow we sent him on. shame since everything looked kind of good except for the sitatations which most of them werent even moving sitations what type of strange interviews have you people had. you know i mean like drivers you want to hire but just cant etc |
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Limo Master Location: Hollister, CA, USA
Registered: March 02, 2003
Posts: 321
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That's some good advice. Jim Martin Night Out Limousine Hollister, CA |
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the shiznit Location: Lou., Ky & all other states
Registered: January 27, 2006
Posts: 376
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Hire slow. Train & educate well. Fire fast.
Providing insurance to the transportation industry since 1884. Phil T. Brun Kiely, Hines & Associates Insurance 800-295-1897 Ext. 2756 502-569-2756 Direct pbrun@kielyhines.com |
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Limo Master Location: San Diego
Registered: May 02, 2008
Posts: 265
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That's a scary one. Can you imagine trying to explain to parents or a school why you have a pedifile driving their kids? Tough times don't last. Tough people do. |
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Limo Master Location: Las Vegas, NV
Registered: August 05, 2007
Posts: 259
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The cost of hiring employee's is so high, you can't take chances on how someone looks today! Reserching backgrounds is very important. If someone is not 100%, this could effect your business with your clients and other employee's. This is a big challenge in owning a business. Also, it sometimes is harder to fire someone that hiring them. Document everything at all times!
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Limo Master Location: Olney, Maryland - USA
Registered: January 18, 2007
Posts: 752
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Some shops will take a chance on a borderline applicant, and sometimes it pays off, but I don't have that luxury.
I don't want higher insurance rates, and in fact a huge increase could really hurt me. I can't afford to have angry clients because of an inept chauffeur; I need the repeat business. I can't and won't entrust a $70,000 car to someone about whom I have reservations. Ok, you can never be absolutely sure, but you must at least be confident about those you hire and field in your vehicles. |
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GRAND MASTER LUFF / Part Time Bartender Location: Bakersfield, CA 93307
Registered: April 28, 2001
Posts: 1688
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That's funny Dean. I guess that is what you would call a technicality. He DID work for the state.
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SINCE 1976 Location: Metairie, Louisiana 70055
Registered: August 31, 2000
Posts: 3744
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A friend in the business told me this one : " I had a fellow who dressed right and looked good, spoke well . I went through his resume and noticed he had worked for the state the previous ten years in a machine shop. Upon questioning him further it turned out he had been making license plates in prison. "
Dean Schuler |
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