bigbeefy wrote:its essential if you want to survive as a courier![]()
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bramble43 wrote:I wouldn't be surprised if mcdonalds published a fast food for dummies manual soon explaining how to gain world domination in fast food supply.
Stuart Moverley wrote:...and the rest of the world by 8pm a week next Wednesday.
Rwill wrote:....cant work out why no one pays them so they are asked to send in a copy invoice and they say - Whats an invoice?. So for them buying a manual is great news.
cid_couriers wrote:Where can I get a bible![]()
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Stuart Moverley wrote:What is required to be a courier?
• Average Intelligence
• Smart Appearance
• Able to work on your own initiative
• Enjoy your own company for long periods
• Be able to navigate to your destination
• Be able to drive safely for long periods
• Reasonable grasp of figures for invoicing, tax etc.
Has anyone noticed that at no point in the above list does it mention needing a van![]()
cid_couriers wrote:Stuart Moverley wrote:What is required to be a courier?
• Average Intelligence
• Smart Appearance
• Able to work on your own initiative
• Enjoy your own company for long periods
• Be able to navigate to your destination
• Be able to drive safely for long periods
• Reasonable grasp of figures for invoicing, tax etc.
Has anyone noticed that at no point in the above list does it mention needing a van![]()
You don't - Nick & Tony, amongst others, use bikes![]()
ZoraRita wrote:The fact is that if you have a driver's license and a good driving record, you would qualify for the job. It wouldn't hurt to be familiar with the area and have a map. Having a GPS unit that works by addresses and gives audible directions would also be a good idea. There is nothing to it if you can drive and read a map.
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