u/sr1605

Starting a FSR at the end of the month and know I will be traveling occasionally outside of my region. I was told during the interview process overnight travel is between 10-15% on average. I am located in Ohio,USA and my overnight travel sounds to be all in the US.

My question for you more experienced people is what airlines and hotels should I be looking at for getting rewards during travel? I know the company pays for it all, but I was told that I can collect the reward points. Also gas stations rewards, is there such a thing even? I will eventually have a company vehicle all expenses paid but imagine I can collect points from gas stations as well. Thanks for your advice and stay safe out there.

Hey all,

I was looking for some feedback especially from those of you that are currently in the position as a field service representative for Schneider Electric. I have applied for a position as a field service representative- distribution/electrical. I have 15+yrs experience as an electrician mainly in commercial and industrial. My industrial experience is mainly the distribution side with switch gears, ATS, switch boards/mdp with some control work but not a ton. I have also worked on crypto mining facilities and have worked on infrastructure from 69kv ( private substations) down to datacom work. Tons of troubleshooting experience. This job sounds amazing and I think I would love it I am just looking for input from any current or past employee with them. If you feel better shooting me a message feel free to as well. Thank you all.