you NEED experience !! .... or do you ??

Im not saying you're wrong but I have some of the best cpa and tax attorneys in the business but I never got a dime from any government agency for hiring or training new drivers. I hired a few noobs over the years but not because I got money for it. IF you are correct (again Im not saying you are wrong, just that I have not researched it) why are so many companies so serious about 2 years minimum experience? If I can find a guy to drive and he costs me 10K per year when anyone else costs me 50K? Its a no brainer.

 

Actually "M" means 1,000. In other words, 100(M) is the same as 100,000. 1 million would be 100MM or 100 (M)(M) or 100 (1,000)(1,000). Some use "K" instead of "M", but I prefer the traditional way of stating it. Some do mistakenly use a single "M" for a million. I figure that if it was good for the last 2,000 years or so, that I would continue using it.

 

Yeah no point in making things clear for others to understand by using modern nomenclature. If people can't figure out that you're using a 2000 year old language which is no longer in common use, eff em'.

 

I couldn't have said it better. At the end of the day, I could care less what everyone else is doing, as long as I add some sort of value to the company, AND make a good living, then whatever someone else does really dosen't matter.....

 

K was not commonly used until the 1980's or perhaps into the 1990's. As I recall, it started being used after we converted to the metric system. M is still used by copywrited material, such as movies, etc., I have never been one who follows fads.

 

How much do you call "the lowest paid career ".