Trying to get a car salesman job

[FullContactUSA]

This may be a left field suggestion but if you are not super tied down, have you thought about joining the military? I'm pretty sure that only the USMC made their recruiting goals last year all the other branches came up short, so there may be some decent sign on bonuses to be had. If you want to stay in your home state Army or Air National Guard may be options as well. Depending on the job that you take there are plenty of military specialties that translate into civilian careers if you decide its not the life for you. But there are also education incentives that can help you go to college without paying a fortune. Just some food for thought.

[matilda_wood]

Its either sales, bartending, or posdibly going to trade school for welding. I tried most other entry level no expierence job. Not for me or employee/bosses made it a living hell. I called every bar around and either not hiring barbacks or bartenders. Or must have 1-2 years expierience. I have great general resturaunt expierence from my first full time high school job at 15-16 (cashier, server, busboy, dishwasher, short order cook). So I can handle a empty dive bar no problem. Yet Still looking. And I'm not in a spot right now to go to school.

I thought over how scummy the car sales industry is. I think I can do it right. I was taught such a high level of customer care and satisfaction at my previous jobs over tne past 8 years. That I have to treat the customers the same way I would want to be treated as a customer. No bad service is acceptable. I know how I can do this because it's the strongest skill I have in my limited skillset. I'm very good at serving and pleasing someone else. .

To me, it seems like a somewhat risky path🤔 I'd be hesitant to choose such a path; I always need to have a plan B. But everyone has their path, and I understand that.

[RAZRBAKK]

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