you came back from a „job“I made a very fast jump at my dealer again, yesterday, just before closing time, because it was on my road back from a "job".
I am slightly worried about your real profession!
you came back from a „job“I made a very fast jump at my dealer again, yesterday, just before closing time, because it was on my road back from a "job".
"Ineos Fault Finder", unfortunately there is a wide field of applicants..you came back from a „job“
I am slightly worried about your real profession!
I’m picturing In Bruges moreso than The Professional.you came back from a „job“
I am slightly worried about your real profession!
Nor anything ItalianI’m picturing In Bruges moreso than The Professional.
you came back from a „job“
I am slightly worried about your real profession!
Good on you that’s a very interesting professionBut I think I already mentioned this on this forum.
- I was an engineer (self employed management consultant) till 3 years ago.
- Since 2009 I also occasionally did "sworn" interpreting work for police and justice.
- Since 1 April 2022 I am officially retired, I get a pension! (no, that's not a joke)
- But 3 years ago I continued doing the interpreting, because I like it: paid hobby!
- This has taken such proportions that I have almost every day some hours of work, mainly for Government entities.
- I have seen and heard and interpreted for all kind of people who don't speak Dutch: victims of road or work accidents, thieves, illegal immigrants, murderers, rapists, illegal workers, victims in general, managers defrauding social security or taxes, drug dealers, drug smugglers and other smugglers, prostitutes in legal or illegal situation, their pimps, sometimes abused kids, witnesses of events, psychiatric cases, and I can go on!
I am perfectly bilingual French-Dutch, and speak fluently (Brazilian) Portuguese, Spanish, and my English is quite good too I think, although I have a horrible French accent according to my kids .
Still worried about my profession?
- Yesterday late afternoon I came back from a Justice hearing in Hasselt Belgium (interpreting Dutch -Portuguese), and I stopped on my way back in Lokeren at the Ineos Grenadier dealer.
- While I was there (about 18h), I got a call from Social Inspection: they ask me for interpreting Dutch-French at the police station in ... Lokeren
- I told them I needed 40 minutes to reach the place (that's the time I need if I start at home), while I needed only 10 minutes, because I was not done yet with what I wanted to check in my car.
- I arrived home around 21h30
- My partner ... she wasn't happy!
I had exact the same ideaI’ve been onto my account this morning and had a live chat enquiring about a production date. Reply as below
“as we have had a slower ramp up to production for our first vehicles, this has had a “knock on effect” to building your Grenadier “as a reply I thanked them but mentioned this was rather vague. Reply “I understand and we will give you an update soon with definitive information on your delivery status “
Just wish they would come up with the information soon so we know where we stand and are able to make plans.
I don’t mind waiting as long as I’ve got a rough idea of how long. If it’s a very long wait then I may need to get another car as temp measure until the Grenadier arrives
Hi Jean bet you can't translate from INEOS into English .But I think I already mentioned this on this forum.
- I was an engineer (self employed management consultant) till 3 years ago.
- Since 2009 I also occasionally did "sworn" interpreting work for police and justice.
- Since 1 April 2022 I am officially retired, I get a pension! (no, that's not a joke)
- But 3 years ago I continued doing the interpreting, because I like it: paid hobby!
- This has taken such proportions that I have almost every day some hours of work, mainly for Government entities.
- I have seen and heard and interpreted for all kind of people who don't speak Dutch: victims of road or work accidents, thieves, illegal immigrants, murderers, rapists, illegal workers, victims in general, managers defrauding social security or taxes, drug dealers, drug smugglers and other smugglers, prostitutes in legal or illegal situation, their pimps, sometimes abused kids, witnesses of events, psychiatric cases, and I can go on!
I am perfectly bilingual French-Dutch, and speak fluently (Brazilian) Portuguese, Spanish, and my English is quite good too I think, although I have a horrible French accent according to my kids .
Still worried about my profession?
- Yesterday late afternoon I came back from a Justice hearing in Hasselt Belgium (interpreting Dutch -Portuguese), and I stopped on my way back in Lokeren at the Ineos Grenadier dealer.
- While I was there (about 18h), I got a call from Social Inspection: they asked me for interpreting Dutch-French at the police station in ... Lokeren
- I told them I needed 40 minutes to reach the place (that's the time I need if I start at home), while I needed only 10 minutes, because I was not done yet with what I wanted to check in my car.
- I arrived home around 21h30
- My partner ... she wasn't happy!
Not at all but I live to the motto „Better to lose a good friend than to miss a punchline“But I think I already mentioned this on this forum.
- I was an engineer (self employed management consultant) till 3 years ago.
- Since 2009 I also occasionally did "sworn" interpreting work for police and justice.
- Since 1 April 2022 I am officially retired, I get a pension! (no, that's not a joke)
- But 3 years ago I continued doing the interpreting, because I like it: paid hobby!
- This has taken such proportions that I have almost every day some hours of work, mainly for Government entities.
- I have seen and heard and interpreted for all kind of people who don't speak Dutch: victims of road or work accidents, thieves, illegal immigrants, murderers, rapists, illegal workers, victims in general, managers defrauding social security or taxes, drug dealers, drug smugglers and other smugglers, prostitutes in legal or illegal situation, their pimps, sometimes abused kids, witnesses of events, psychiatric cases, and I can go on!
I am perfectly bilingual French-Dutch, and speak fluently (Brazilian) Portuguese, Spanish, and my English is quite good too I think, although I have a horrible French accent according to my kids .
Still worried about my profession?
- Yesterday late afternoon I came back from a Justice hearing in Hasselt Belgium (interpreting Dutch -Portuguese), and I stopped on my way back in Lokeren at the Ineos Grenadier dealer.
- While I was there (about 18h), I got a call from Social Inspection: they asked me for interpreting Dutch-French at the police station in ... Lokeren
- I told them I needed 40 minutes to reach the place (that's the time I need if I start at home), while I needed only 10 minutes, because I was not done yet with what I wanted to check in my car.
- I arrived home around 21h30
- My partner ... she wasn't happy!
It is an old story Jean, retire, then you take on ten jobs and work even harder!!But I think I already mentioned this on this forum.
- I was an engineer (self employed management consultant) till 3 years ago.
- Since 2009 I also occasionally did "sworn" interpreting work for police and justice.
- Since 1 April 2022 I am officially retired, I get a pension! (no, that's not a joke)
- But 3 years ago I continued doing the interpreting, because I like it: paid hobby!
- This has taken such proportions that I have almost every day some hours of work, mainly for Government entities.
- I have seen and heard and interpreted for all kind of people who don't speak Dutch: victims of road or work accidents, thieves, illegal immigrants, murderers, rapists, illegal workers, victims in general, managers defrauding social security or taxes, drug dealers, drug smugglers and other smugglers, prostitutes in legal or illegal situation, their pimps, sometimes abused kids, witnesses of events, psychiatric cases, and I can go on!
I am perfectly bilingual French-Dutch, and speak fluently (Brazilian) Portuguese, Spanish, and my English is quite good too I think, although I have a horrible French accent according to my kids .
Still worried about my profession?
- Yesterday late afternoon I came back from a Justice hearing in Hasselt Belgium (interpreting Dutch -Portuguese), and I stopped on my way back in Lokeren at the Ineos Grenadier dealer.
- While I was there (about 18h), I got a call from Social Inspection: they asked me for interpreting Dutch-French at the police station in ... Lokeren
- I told them I needed 40 minutes to reach the place (that's the time I need if I start at home), while I needed only 10 minutes, because I was not done yet with what I wanted to check in my car.
- I arrived home around 21h30
- My partner ... she wasn't happy!
well ive just been to see one at the gerrards cross showroom and i was well impressed and very pleased with what it is, foot rest a no issue and a very nice driving position, quality interior as wellAm I the only one who is slowly but surly getting tired of waiting?
I have to admit that from time to time I think whether I should just quit my order.
Do I need a psychologist?
Further to my last message. We’ve just had an email back from our agent who says that our Grenadier has been built ! It is now going through the batch and hold process. one step closer . My Ineos Grenadier account has never shown that the vehicle was in production only contract signed.I’ve been onto my account this morning and had a live chat enquiring about a production date. Reply as below
“as we have had a slower ramp up to production for our first vehicles, this has had a “knock on effect” to building your Grenadier “as a reply I thanked them but mentioned this was rather vague. Reply “I understand and we will give you an update soon with definitive information on your delivery status “
Just wish they would come up with the information soon so we know where we stand and are able to make plans.
I don’t mind waiting as long as I’ve got a rough idea of how long. If it’s a very long wait then I may need to get another car as temp measure until the Grenadier arrives
You for to drive for an hour to test the footrest? How did you manage that?well ive just been to see one at the gerrards cross showroom and i was well impressed and very pleased with what it is, foot rest a no issue and a very nice driving position, quality interior as well
Gigoloyou came back from a „job“
I am slightly worried about your real profession!
No, I didn't see it.You may have not seen it but I posted about IG’s having problems when being taken out of transport mode, and it was causing the problems yours is encountering. That is the second software update apparently.
So is there an expectation from them (your dealer) that they need them (Ineos techie) to attend to make progress?
- the Ineos technician didn't show up yet at their place (I asked)
Well, I don't know. I read "here" on the forum that an Ineos technician had to pass by at the dealers, so I asked.So is there an expectation from them (your dealer) that they need them (Ineos techie) to attend to make progress?