We get $.38 per mile plus parking. Owner think's it is to much. Then they complain about us having to go to the shop to pick up parts.
Do you have a company car?
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I got a ford version of this. It's a wheel chair van that has had the frame chopped and the middle lowered. Passenger seat can be removed. It works great as a install van and a service van. I can load a 70 ppm copier by my self and all my supplies sit on the back hump above the rear wheels. I can almost stand up in the van so no crawling around trying to get to things.
On my van the ride is not worth shit and when im loaded i bottom out lol
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Stuff that!! we sub-contract a bunch of knuckle draggers to do all the heavy stuff, our techs arn't expected to lift anything bigger than a A4 desktop printer, we're all too old and our backs are too crook to lift anything heavier then our pay packet!!(ho-ho)At least 50% of IT is a solution looking for a problem.Comment
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We get looked after really well. We all have company cars, either being a Holden Commodore Sportwagon (pictured), or Subaru Outback's. They get changed over with new every 3 years.
I have the sportwagon, due to being too tall for the Subaru's and I carry too much stock, so I need the bigger car anyways. The picture is not my actual car, as they are silver with a small Sharp logo on the side. Picture shown is the same model, just blue.Comment
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'09 Scion here with a big "loud" logo wrap around it. Gas card and Midas card for maint.....Beats the hell out of tearing up my personal ride which I did for 5 years.Comment
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We had company cars from the late '70's until 1989, when we were required to drive our own. During that time I was issued a '79 Monte Carlo, an '82 Escort wagon, and an '85 Tercel hatchback.
Rumor has it that we may be getting them back again. After 20 years of driving what I want to drive, I'm not so sure I like the idea. (Rumor also has it that the cars we would be getting are covered with company advertisement - yuk!)“I think you should treat good friends like a fine wine. That’s why I keep mine locked up in the basement.” - Tim HawkinsComment
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Tell me about it. One of my coworkers was at a stop light one day in his , saw a guy looking at him so hard going through the intersection that he didn't notice cars stopped in front of him and rear ended them. I'm literally driving a billboard around. I dont mind, my personal truck gets to stay in the garage and really only get's cranked on the weekends.Comment
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For all of you driving a company piece of shit, I need to take a picture of my competitors on base. They took a large UPS style truck, painted it white and covered it in company ads. I refer to it as the copier assault truck. It may be why the techs for that company do not talk to me. Every time they pass me they see me laughing and pointing. It is a monster. They carry supplies for everything they have out here. Makes me love my Tacoma even more.The greatest enemy of knowledge isn't ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge. Stephen HawkingComment
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