I never went back to the follow up but I did a little search on the guy who “interviewed” me and found his LinkedIn profile. Turns out he is just an independent recruiter and not employed by the dealership. I should have probably saw the signs when I wasn’t actually interviewing at the dealership. If only I had looked him up before the interview but lessons learned for the next opportunity that sounds too good to be true
Yup, I do want to pursue car sales again, just sucks when the closest dealers are the same company I just dealt with, met every single sales manager and general manager of each.. and none of them wanted me. Perhaps if I'm ever in the mood to commute an hour or so every day or move to a new area, I would definitely try again. Car Sales is something I've been interested in doing for a while, but it seems absolutely no one believes I can sell... not even my store's electronic's TL. LMAO what am I not that soothing to the voice and not pleasant to look at?
I know I've bitched about it enough but the TM they hired over me is absolute shit. I hope she wishes she just had me cross train instead of hiring a fuck past his 90 days when he's absolutely useless. Never does zone, never does stray, never does his pulls, has shit AAR, and an overall shit attitude. I heard it from not one, not two, but three TMs back there, two of which are veteran TMs. Normally I wouldn't judge based on hear-say, but I've worked with him and gone to school with him. He's a geek, but he just can't do it. He's not cut out for it. I feel awkward saying that about a guy working in a retail electronic's center. Not everyone is a natural born sales person, but it helps if you can actually have an AAR.
Back on the topic of finding out who the guy was... I asked "Bob" for his last name and the agency he works for, but never got a call back or a text back. Well, at least that way you can confirm elderly/retired salesmen really did grow their career based on wasting people's times. I would have made a great, honest salesman. No bullshit, hell, when you're working off of volume not gross profit commission, what's wrong with giving people a reasonable, but good deal? You've got the sale, that's all that matters.
No shame in working at the warehouse for a while. Been there and done that 🙂 it's good money
definitely not, it's a lot of work, though. I figure I might as well just stay with Target for the time being for school and possible tuition reimbursment, I haven't heard if that program is any good at all, though. I do think my dad's warehouse offers tuition reimbursement, too... but not sure. I applied there and haven't heard in two weeks. Oh well, no loss there for the time being.