>Have you been convicted of any moving violations in the past

What, a speeding ticket? Depending on what it was they might pork you harder if you lie.

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>>16023312
No, reckless driving.

I said yes on all applications but I just wonder if the person in charge of overviewing applications is just gonna toss mine into the trash when he or she sees that.

>>16023319
No way dude you're fine. Don't worry

>>16023248
>What job?

I actually do hiring on occasion and the persons background really doesn't mean much at all. The way to get in with a company is through HR and hiring.

What are you applying for where they would ask you such a dumb question?

>>16023319
They're going to be getting an MVR if they're asking that anyway.
So lying won't help.
If you're trying to get a delivery job and you have any tickets in the last 7 years good luck.

Well, depends on where you work then. I used to work with a pack of code monkeys and they were the drunkest worst drivers ever. They were picked up 99% based on a practical test.

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>>16023436
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>>16023452
pest control

>>16023474
along with a bunch of other jobs I applied for to escape retail slavery

If it's a job dependent entirely on driving, like a UPS delivery guy or a trucker or a taxi cab, they might care. If you just need to drive out somewhere to do field work on the clock, it's not really important.