by jkoveos | Aug 20, 2009 | Chauffeurs, HomePageLeftBottom, News
An employee-based lawsuit can destroy a company. The management goes into bunker mode, chauffeurs choose sides, affidavits are signed, and animosity grows. It’s miserable. In the end, everyone loses except the lawyers. Unfortunately, most employers don’t...
by jkoveos | Jul 23, 2009 | Airport, Chauffeurs, HomePageMiddle
When I worked for SuperShuttle in the late nineties, I accidentally left a customer’s luggage on the curb. It was raining, I was tired, and the customer didn’t bring the luggage up to the van. I felt terrible, but there was nothing I could do to ameliorate...
by jkoveos | Jun 29, 2009 | Chauffeurs, Featured Posts
Just like any service profession, the life of a chauffeur is a mixed bag. On one hand, it affords tremendous flexibility and freedom. On the other, the clients can be difficult and obnoxious. I always felt the positives outweighed the negatives. For me, it was all...
by jkoveos | Jun 22, 2009 | Chauffeurs, News
I read a beautiful story today about a limo driver who helped a stranded and helpless woman in need. While stopped at a Los Angeles service station, this off-duty chauffeur heard loud weeping coming from the side of the gas station. When he investigated, he...
by jkoveos | May 28, 2009 | Chauffeurs
On the surface, the built-in gratuity is the silliest thing in the world. What’s the point of a gratuity if it’s automatically included? Isn’t the reason behind a gratuity To Insure Prompt Service? Most would assume this trickery falls into the...
by jkoveos | May 19, 2009 | Chauffeurs, Featured Posts
When I was a chauffeur, I loved it. My passion for driving and natural affability made me a natural. My days behind the wheel began as a job, but became a mission. In my quest to become a better chauffeur, I looked to others to find the secrets of the profession. ...
