Bundutec TC
I just came across this interesting truck camper...BundutecUSA
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rjsurfer (Ron),
She might be good in her field but maybe she should learn something about a TC before doing an interview on it. Because by not learning something before putting it out for people to see makes her still look like someone that has no idea what she is doing. If she wants to look a little more professional than prepare a little more for the interview.
Before I retired I did briefings for big companies that were looking to use our services. No I was not in sales, just supported the sales department. It was technical field so I had to know my stuff. If I had come across like that I would have been out of a job.
I wouldn't bet on her spending more nights in an RV than me. I have been RVing for over 44 years and have spent many nights in an RV. I have full timed in my 5ers for over 4 years on projects and many, many nights in the other 41 years.
I have had more than 20 RVs from TCers to 5ers and MHs up to DP and back down.
I have never seen her site before you mentioned it. In closing I'll still stand by my comments, learn what you are going to interview someone about and know a little about the subject before doing it. That is not really a hard thing to do. Then you don't come across like this.
I'll not respond because it is just taking away from the OPs thread.
She might be good in her field but maybe she should learn something about a TC before doing an interview on it. Because by not learning something before putting it out for people to see makes her still look like someone that has no idea what she is doing. If she wants to look a little more professional than prepare a little more for the interview.
Before I retired I did briefings for big companies that were looking to use our services. No I was not in sales, just supported the sales department. It was technical field so I had to know my stuff. If I had come across like that I would have been out of a job.
I wouldn't bet on her spending more nights in an RV than me. I have been RVing for over 44 years and have spent many nights in an RV. I have full timed in my 5ers for over 4 years on projects and many, many nights in the other 41 years.
I have had more than 20 RVs from TCers to 5ers and MHs up to DP and back down.
I have never seen her site before you mentioned it. In closing I'll still stand by my comments, learn what you are going to interview someone about and know a little about the subject before doing it. That is not really a hard thing to do. Then you don't come across like this.
I'll not respond because it is just taking away from the OPs thread.
