u/Impressive_Cat_1420

My business is doing well but the money fluctuates. I’m fortunate enough where I only really need to be customer facing on the weekends and can do the other business functions whenever.

How do employers view people like us? I only want the money when working for other people(insurance would be nice too) and have always had “passion” issues in the past. I work well but have never been a good culture fit because my heart isn’t in the work and I don’t spend any extra time in the office if I don’t have to. Owning a business has been great and somewhat profitable but I’m not at the stage where it covers all my bills all the time. I unfortunately need outside income… for now.

How do I word my resume? How do employers feel about me being my own reference?

An older woman hit me in a parking lot while driving her daughter’s vehicle. Her daughter and I agreed that the mother was at fault, but now that the insurance has called, they are trying to say that it was my fault due to the angle.

They said I was “obstructing the flow of traffic “by backing out and that I had the responsibility to keep the street clear… I don’t understand how that works. If I’m trying to leave a parking space. It also clearly shows in my photos that my car was more than halfway out of the parking space when I got hit.

They’re saying because she hit me with the front of her vehicle that it is my fault.

They said that I could call around and get camera footage of her speeding if that’s possible but that due to the angles, it’s my fault. I don’t understand how me getting hit head on by. Someone would hold me liable, especially when I was pulling out.

Also, she was going at such a high speed that it broke my tail lights and knocked my bumper off.

Do I call a lawyer? What do I do? I hate my insurance.