Griffs Jobs
57 Jobs and Counting a career path less traveled and guide to finding your passion. Updates published by "JB" James B. Griffin still working in and on his Business JBGmg and working a few part time gigs at age 67 one day at time. May the Lord direct your career paths always. You can read our Book online at https://jbgmg.com/jbgmg-publishing or order a hard copy by emailing jbgriffin@jbgmg,com
57 Jobs and Counting a career path less traveled and guide to finding your passion. Updates published by "JB" James B. Griffin still working in and on his Business JBGmg and working a few part time gigs at age 67 one day at time. May the Lord direct your career paths always. You can read our Book online at https://jbgmg.com/jbgmg-publishing or order a hard copy by emailing jbgriffin@jbgmg,com
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Transportation<br />
Job #37 Bus Driver serving the Disabled / Transportation<br />
Adventures<br />
Diversified Industries. Long Beach, CA 2007<br />
Bus Driver for individuals with disabilities. After my regional account<br />
manager sales job with Safelite which I started in 2005 and ended in<br />
2007, I pursued a passion I had to drive after owning an RV. I thought it<br />
would be fun to get paid to drive for a job. I earned my Class B commercial<br />
driver’s license while working at Diversified which involved<br />
transporting disabled adults from their homes to their day programs<br />
and back to their homes at days end. My hats off to the ladies and men<br />
that do this job for a living. I saw the job as an opportunity to earn my<br />
Class B License which I did as a result of going through their training<br />
and on the road testing through DMV.<br />
Job #38 Greyhound, Dallas TX 2006 Coach Operator<br />
The Class B License with Passenger endorsement led me to pursue a job<br />
with Greyhound to be a Coach Operator. The prerequisite to the job<br />
was passing a 10-part test which I did with flying colors and then go to<br />
Reno for a 10 Day Road Test Training Certification … I was transported<br />
to Reno on none other than a Greyhound bus. My gut said I was spinning<br />
my wheels as I was housed in a Greyhound bus Depot Dorm that<br />
1st Night. Before I could even start I checked out of my dorm room<br />
with bags packed and in the middle of night somehow caught a cab to<br />
the Reno airport where I waited until day break to catch the 1st flight<br />
home which I did. I had made a huge mistake and was glad that I corrected<br />
it. Greyhound made no guarantees I would be hired after I made<br />
it through the 10 days road training and also no guarantees of work after<br />
since I would be on a call list. It did not make sense to me. Also, I would<br />
be gone from home for weeks at time. 2 +2 added to 8 so I ended that<br />
career path using my gut feelings to correct my mistake.<br />
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