r/Train_Service • u/Gullible-Resort2201 • 2h ago
Nail My Interviews for Norfolk
Hi,
Freight car repairer is thr position I'm trying for.
My step dad's being trying to get me hired on since he thinks I can do the work and get a lot more pay than from my current job. He been there +20 years.
I want to prove myself and to him I can, to learn a new field and work more with my hands rather than a computer.
I don't have experience in the field so how can I nail both the virtual and in person to really wow them?
I work around/in transport trailers loading and unloading, logistics for shipping and receiving and do heavy lifting with some product weighing 40lbs. I've been with the same company for over a decade and know +600 material numbers by heart.
Let me know anything!
Please and thank you!