1. APPLICANT INFORMATION
- 1.1 First Name:
- Leviticus
- Goldstriker
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- I was raised poor but raised right. From a rural fishing town down south, helped my very religious father and grandparents deliver shipments from the dock to the markets with the family truck. After years of running routes, I decided I wanted more and convinced the family to let me leave and finally see more than old dirt roads. With my humble savings, I purchased a plane ticket to the fine, clean city of Los Santos. I am cautious and perhaps a little superstitious myself about the big city and am looking for some good honest work to help me make a legacy for Goldstrikers to come.
2. EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS
- 2.1 Why do you want to work at Bayview Auto Center? (Minimum 50 words):
- Now If we pretend the sweet tea is already served, a position as a mechanic is the only thing that interests me at the moment. I find great joy working with my hands. I strive for an honest life and an honest living and I would like to start here at Bayview. I've always felt comfortable around machines and vehicles.
- Like I have previously stated above, I have an excellent history of driving trucks and let me tell you, That old piece of junk my old man had me driving tested if you really did want to get to where you was going! I don't give up and am crafty when it comes to a problem. I am sure the skills and lessons I have already learned will transfer kindly to a job such as this. More than this, I like to think I am properly equipped to handle most any interaction i might find myself in with the customer as there was all sorts of characters I had to keep happy back home when delivering to the markets.
- Work ethic, Team work, Leadership, Punctuality, Ingenuity, Craftsmanship, Quality, Pride
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3. SCENARIO QUESTIONS
- 3.1 There is a long line of customers all waiting for service and you are the only mechanic on duty, how do you handle this situation?
- Its quite simple you see, I would let the good customers know that I am a here for them and will get to them as soon as possible. Perhaps offer them some water or tea, preferably sweet.
- I would mosey my way over and see if my particular way with words may enchant the disgruntled customer with a more agreeable tone. If they still won't listen to reason, I would be forced to stand beside my fellow worker and help support them anyway I could in the situation.
- This just wont do! I would again, support them in anyway I can, try to defuse the situation before asking them to leave while making sure to have 911 dialed and ready to go, just in case, God forbid...
(( 4. OOC INFORMATION ))
- 4.1 Age:
- 25
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