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Anonymous said:
If you're afraid to ask that question, how are you going to ask for a Client to give you their FFS business? Grow up. Maybe you don't belong in this position.
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This is not a question to ask in the first or second interview. The poster is simple using another source for info. I'm sure they realize most of the answers are goofy but here and there they may actually get good info. You can expect to be offered a Passat , Camry and or Taurus type of vehicle. Most of the time you get an older car left by the previous rep who left the position. If you feel confident that they really want you, request a new car.
 


















Anonymous said:
This is not a question to ask in the first or second interview. The poster is simple using another source for info. I'm sure they realize most of the answers are goofy but here and there they may actually get good info. You can expect to be offered a Passat , Camry and or Taurus type of vehicle. Most of the time you get an older car left by the previous rep who left the position. If you feel confident that they really want you, request a new car.
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You are wrong. The poster asked if Labcorp gives a car allowance or company car. That is a valid question that would be fine to ask at the end of your first interview. It's an important piece if your compensation and I would expect a Rep to ask that. The interview goes both ways. That's why we always ask "do you have any questions" at the end of your interview.
 






Anonymous said:
You are wrong. The poster asked if Labcorp gives a car allowance or company car. That is a valid question that would be fine to ask at the end of your first interview. It's an important piece if your compensation and I would expect a Rep to ask that. The interview goes both ways. That's why we always ask "do you have any questions" at the end of your interview.
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You get a company car., typically a mid sized car.You also pay a monthly fee for it.. Typically newer but they run them up to 120,000 miles, so you will have it for a while.
 












The monthly fee is around $100 and you get a gas card. And no you can't give your cat to your girlfriend. That person is BSing. You have to key in your mileage when you fill up the tank. ANd you have to report mileage at the end of the year. There are checks and balances in place to catch the cheaters.
 






Anonymous said:
The monthly fee is around $100 and you get a gas card. And no you can't give your cat to your girlfriend. That person is BSing. You have to key in your mileage when you fill up the tank. ANd you have to report mileage at the end of the year. There are checks and balances in place to catch the cheaters.
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I meant you can't give your car to your girlfriend. Lol
 






Is it true that Labcorp allows employees to take vehicle home and use for personal use? If it is, is there a way to get a copy of the user agreement/contract or whatever its called so I can compare it to the one I currently have cause thinking about leaving my job but looking for something similar with taking company vehicle home.
 












It puzzles me why cheap LC has cars for reps anyway. The vast majority of their reps don’t visit customers anyway because they can’t take being a punching bag for crappy service.
 










































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