As a seasoned recruiter, I've encountered a multitude of criteria for job specs, but never did I imagine my choice of wheels would be under scrutiny.
Yet, recent overheard gossip in the car park suggests my professional prowess or lack of is somehow linked to my car.........
So, let's dissect the specs:
2008 Q7
Pros:
Family-Friendly: With 7 seats, it's the MVP for shuttling 2 adults, 4 kids, and one dog.
Reliability: Clocking in at 118k miles, it's seen its fair share of road, yet never left me stranded, even en route to important client visits.
Weather Warrior: Equipped with a heated front windscreen and new 2023 wiper blades, it's ready to brave any storm.
Cons:
Musical Misfortune: Thanks to a kiddo-induced spillage, the radio's out of commission.
Horsepower? More Like Donkey-Power: It's not winning any drag races, but who needs speed when you've got reliability?
Window Woes: Only three out of four electric windows are functional, but hey, it adds character!
Out with Chris Quinn on a few client visits today, here's hoping either his small talk is on form or he has a few bangers for carpool karoke in this "banger"!!
#recruitmentneverstops
Vickerstock
Director at Oraculum Consulting Limited. Passion for project management
9moVery true this... I always buy my cars from main dealers and I've never bought from the same one twice! They never call me back to ask how I'm getting on or chase me towards the end of a PCP or offer me a deal half way through etc 🤷♂️