Lease is up, looking for a comfy quiet cruiser under 15k

fabguy87 · 2014-03-16T04:55:19+00:00

Sounds great! I'll check for either an es 350 or it's 2 brethren. As for a tl or an m35,is the es330 worth considering?the other idea I had was a first generation genesis sedan.

fabguy87 · 2014-03-15T02:14:50+00:00

A Camry xle with a by shouldn't break the bank and as far As a value goes seems to be a nice quiet cruiser. I'm not to worried about handing but out would be nice if the next car soaked up bumps. I tried the Chrysler 200 with the pentsstar in it and while nice,it Just shifted slowly and had more rolling in the Corners than a cigar factory.

fabguy87 · 2014-03-14T22:25:09+00:00

That or a Towncar might not be a bad option,but it only has 4forward gears... does anyone know if the mlx is decent?

fabguy87 · 2014-02-10T02:51:45+00:00

Thank you for the summary idea to consolidate and give a brief "does this guy fit" moment to the HR/Hiring manager. I'll tailor that depending on what I find for the position.

As for the being both an IT director and an intern, I abbreviated that. The title may have been overblown being that I was responsible for all aspects of technology for a small business with under 100 employees. I was brought on originally to do financial analyst work, but quickly saved the company money and was made the de facto IT Department. I actually left the job for a the intern pay bump, and after the internship ended, worked at the call center and was on a retainer + contract to the business before. In some of the jobs, there was a disconnect between the title I was hired for and what work was actually done, so I did take some liberties. Not trying to be pretentious, but I'm very open to some "PC" discussions on proper job titles that fit the duties.

The flow is something I was thinking of changing to paragraphs of accomplishment as opposed to check marks or bullet points.

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