Quote:
Originally Posted by ZeroGravity360
I thought a job with 401k, amazing medical and dental and a company that pays for your tuitions was a little more important than "hey uhh I have this thing I have to do on a Friday night, so I can't train that day you want me to, cause ya know, my motorcycle class is more important than this amazing job." Yeah I could have brought it up during the interview, but wouldn't that have looked bad? I mean this is a really good company. They could replace me in a second.
|
Good jobs are important to adults.
While it may not lead to your license, see if you can get some private instruction from an MSF coach to increase your skills while you are still on your permit. Ride on your permit until you can take the class you need in September. Or if your state allows just take the license test.
Several of our bike schools around here offer "Head Start" or private one on one lessons.