1. APPLICANT INFORMATION
- 1.1 First Name:
- Sam
- Drake
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- Hey, I’m Sam Drake, born and raised in Portugal. I’ve been around cars and engines for as long as I can remember, grease on my hands, tools in my pocket, and the sound of motors always in the background. In 2017, I decided to leave it all behind and move to this city to start fresh and prove myself.
Not long after landing in June, I found my way to a Mechanic shop called Bigg’s Premium Motor Works near the airport. That shop became my home, and I put everything into it. Sadly, it eventually shut down, and I moved over to Los Santos Customs, but my time there was short due to some health issues.
After that, I took some time off, worked as a taxi driver, and even gave the LSPD a shot as a cadet. Didn’t take long to realize that life wasn’t for me.
In 2022, I went back to Portugal to reset and spend time with family. But no matter how far I was, I couldn’t shake the feeling that something was missing. I missed the cars, the city, and the people. So almost three years later, I packed up and came back, more driven than ever.
Now, I’m here to sharpen my skills, keep up with the latest builds, and push myself further in the garage. My goal is simple, to be the best mechanic I can be and maybe one of the best mechanics in the city.
2. EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS
- 2.1 Why do you want to work at Bayview Auto Center? (Minimum 50 words):
- Bayview Auto Center feels like the kind of place I’ve been looking for. I’ve always been passionate about cars, customizing, and being part of a solid crew that shares the same energy. After working in different shops and going through my own ups and downs, I’m ready to put my skills to work, keep learning, and grow with a team that actually cares about quality and the culture behind it. Bayview just feels like the right fit.
- You should hire me because I’ve got some real experience, a strong work ethic, and a genuine love for cars and the culture around them. I’ve worked at places like Bigg’s Premium Motor Works and Los Santos Customs, where I picked up skills and the value of working as a team. Even when I had to step away for a bit, I never lost that passion. I came back more motivated than ever. I’m always looking to learn more, stay on top of the latest trends, and be part of a crew that takes pride in what they do.
- I bring dedication, adaptability, and a deep passion for cars and motorcycles. My past experience in different garages has taught me how to stay calm under pressure, work efficiently with a team, and always aim for the best results. I’m reliable, always willing to learn, and I give everything I got in every project, whether it’s a simple fix or a full custom job. I also bring loyalty and respect to the people, cars and motorcycles I work with. At Bayview, I want to be someone the team can count on.
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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?
- Honestly, I’d stay calm and just get to work. First thing I Wolf do is let the customers know I’m the only one on duty and I’ll get to everyone as quickly as I can. I’d take a quick look at each job and try to knock out the quicker fixes first to clear the line a bit. From time to time, I workshop keep checking with the customers so they know what’s going on and feel respected. Even if it’s stressful, I’d keep things organized, work smart, and make sure every job is still done right.
- I’d stay calm and respectful, no matter how upset the customer is. First, I’d listen to what they have to say. Then I’d explain clearly that the labor fee is standard and covers the time and work put into their vehicle, and that my colleague already went over that. I wouldn’t argue or escalate things. I’d keep it professional, stick to the policy, and if needed, bring in a supervisor to help clear things up.
- If a customer is being disrespectful or threatening a colleague, I’d step in right away and stay calm but serious. I’d let the customer know that kind of behavior isn’t acceptable and ask them to lower their tone. My first priority would be to protect my teammate and make sure he feels supported. If the customer keeps escalating, I’d call a supervisor or LSPD if necessary.
(( 4. OOC INFORMATION ))
- 4.1 Age:
- 25
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