anonymous
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anonymous
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How miserable can you be to worry about car options?
Um, yes it is. More expensive vehicle, worse gas mileage, higher insurance payments for SUVs, shall i go on? Just because you feel you deserve an SUV doesn’t mean you get one. Stop being so entitled!Oh sorry. I want a safe vehicle when I am out on the road a lot. Sorry for not being excited about a sedan. A bigger SUV for safety isn't a huge ask. Get a grip..
Um, yes it is. More expensive vehicle, worse gas mileage, higher insurance payments for SUVs, shall i go on? Just because you feel you deserve an SUV doesn’t mean you get one. Stop being so entitled!
Oh sorry. I want a safe vehicle when I am out on the road a lot. Sorry for not being excited about a sedan. A bigger SUV for safety isn't a huge ask. Get a grip..
Pro tip:
Site the ADA (Americans Disability Act):
Methodology: Doctors note pointing out your lower back pain and limiting but not excluding mobility
Directed too: Employee Health and your fleet manager
HIPPA: total confidentiality to our sales management
Result: a more ergonomic selector list sent to you:
Volvo XC 90 Toyota 4 Runner
Nissan Armada
Best of Luck
I agree, but look around you at the next POA. Unless you are far more fortunate than I, you'll see several people that rode their BMS counterparts coat tails for a few years, and two that if the manager DID do three consecutive days of 9-4 field rides, would have a REALLY ticked off spouse.The problem is, if everyone starts to game the system by faking a 'disability', then it will ruin it for those who truly need a medical accommodation.
The problem is, if everyone starts to game the system by faking a 'disability', then it will ruin it for those who truly need a medical accommodation.
The Volvo Little Pecker edition or the Bolt On Tiddy additionwhat is the Volvo fleet option for a manager?
You couldn't fit into it anyway TG! Why are you asking? Ever thought of going on a GLP-1?what is the Volvo fleet option for a manager?
TG for sure couldn't get his fat @$$ into one of those cars.I heard Pfizer has procured a fleet of used Prius's for the sales force, all with no more than 75k miles. People be styling driving these babies!
Yes, and despite a previous posters opinion, it is the best option. You can drive what you want, you can pick a safer vehicle, and even though the reimbursement is low, you can tax write off all the costs that Pfizer doesn’t cover; insurance, maintenance etc.Is there an option to do a car allowance?