$75K top salary?

[anonymous]

anyone know credit score needed for hire?
Credit tanked since layed off and no money...
Serious replies only please.

 

[anonymous]

No

Do you know who the targets are? Cardio and .....?

 

[anonymous]

Do you know who the targets are? Cardio and .....?

Primary care, internal medicine, endocrinology

 

[anonymous]

anyone know credit score needed for hire?
Credit tanked since layed off and no money...
Serious replies only please.

Do companies look at candidates’ credit scores and run reports? I’ve heard different answers on this. I’ve heard certain states don’t allow it.
I don’t know if this company is looking at credit.

 

[anonymous]

Do companies look at candidates’ credit scores and run reports? I’ve heard different answers on this. I’ve heard certain states don’t allow it.
I don’t know if this company is looking at credit.

The only reason they look at credit scores is because you get a company charge card. You have to qualify for it to get the job

 

[anonymous]

Primary care, internal medicine, endocrinology

Great, thanks! I know cardiologists have bad access in my state, so to know there are more options is awesome

 

[anonymous]

Anybody know what training looks like? Home said he can’t even person I was

 

[anonymous]

The targets vary depending on the position you are hired for and territory. Some more cardio, etc.

 

[anonymous]

regarding credit-wouldn’t company credit be on line for card, not the individual?

 

[anonymous]

Nope. They have to make sure you wont run out and charge a ton of personal stuff on the card.

 

[anonymous]

regarding credit-wouldn’t company credit be on line for card, not the individual?

Possible, But the card is in YOUR name. You have to get approved for it just like any other Visa, Amex etc

 

[anonymous]

my credit sucks with a divorce and bankruptcy and I still got a company card

 

[anonymous]

I has a teammate once who had horrible credit and did not get approved for the Corp card. So she had to use her personal card for everything and turned in receipts for reimbursement. Our manger was really annoyed by it. Told HR they shouldn’t have hired her then

 

[anonymous]

I clear around $1100 per month from car allowance and mileage reimbursement.

So the mileage reimbursement more that covers what you actually incur? thx

 

[anonymous]

So the mileage reimbursement more that covers what you actually incur? thx

Yes. They give you a fixed rate for your car, which depends on your geography size and other factors but its around 500-550 a month. Then they pay you a variable rate for mileage each month which fluctuates between 22 and 25 cents per mile. Depending on how much you drive, that can be 400-600 per month. So if you buy a car for the job, you'll want to aim for something that gets good mileage, and something that costs less than $500 per month.

 

[anonymous]

Yes. They give you a fixed rate for your car, which depends on your geography size and other factors but its around 500-550 a month. Then they pay you a variable rate for mileage each month which fluctuates between 22 and 25 cents per mile. Depending on how much you drive, that can be 400-600 per month. So if you buy a car for the job, you'll want to aim for something that gets good mileage, and something that costs less than $500 per month.

Thanks. Very doable

 

[anonymous]

You are still paying for maintenance, wear and tear, and insurance. So take that into account. Is the amount given taxed?

 

[anonymous]

You are still paying for maintenance, wear and tear, and insurance. So take that into account. Is the amount given taxed?

Not taxed.

 

[anonymous]

Not taxed.

I think it goes in your paycheck and is taxed. Can anyone with the company verify?

 

[anonymous]

I think it goes in your paycheck and is taxed. Can anyone with the company verify?

Its non taxed if your car meets certain conditions. Less than 4 years is one. Otherwise, just part is taxed. Not the whole amount.