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Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2016 5:04 pm
If the firm is arranging for third-party ground transportation from the airport to the office, should I be tipping the driver? If so how much?
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As much as you want, the firm doesn't give a shit. I ran up a 150 dollar bar tab with a buddy and the firm(s) never said a thing, covered it all.freshwaterorleans wrote:If the firm is arranging for third-party ground transportation from the airport to the office, should I be tipping the driver? If so how much?
They mail you a check.Anonymous User wrote:I have no idea how this stuff works. I emailed my reimbursement form and receipts to a firm. But how is the money reimbursed? They didn't ask for my bank account information or anything.
This was me, whoops.Anonymous User wrote:Yeah I was the most generous tipper I've ever been in my life during callbacks. Think of it as pro bono.
How long does do firms take to send you the check? A week? month?leslieknope wrote:This was me, whoops.Anonymous User wrote:Yeah I was the most generous tipper I've ever been in my life during callbacks. Think of it as pro bono.
PATH then NJ transit or busAnonymous User wrote:Serious question...
What's a reasonable (cost wise) way to get from lower Manhattan to Newark?
also, don't do thismonsterman wrote:As much as you want, the firm doesn't give a shit. I ran up a 150 dollar bar tab with a buddy and the firm(s) never said a thing, covered it all.freshwaterorleans wrote:If the firm is arranging for third-party ground transportation from the airport to the office, should I be tipping the driver? If so how much?
noAnonymous User wrote:I generally tried to keep dinners under $50, but I lost track of one and ended up spending $60. That's probably okay, right?
Yes.Anonymous User wrote:I generally tried to keep dinners under $50, but I lost track of one and ended up spending $60. That's probably okay, right?