[ SECRET POST #3973 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3973 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Job Question! D:

[(Anonymous)]

I think it'd be a good idea and absolutely reasonable to ask the interviewer for more details about how much travel would be involved, distances, what sort of vehicle, etc. Don't wait until you get the job to spring your discomfort on them.

In the meantime, it doesn't hurt to get more experience outside of just driving around your town. That more than anything is likely to help you feel more secure as a driver - I know this from firsthand experience as a formerly nervous driver myself. Good luck!

Re: Job Question! D:

[kaijinscendre]

Oh, I've driven in larger cities (ugh) but this job would presumably not take me to a larger city because they have their own distributors.

Re: Job Question! D:

[(Anonymous)]

Well, best to nail that down in the interview. It shows you're engaged and interested. Another thing to ask about is if they expect you to drive your own vehicle, do they offer any sort of compensation for mileage and/or wear and tear on your car.