Revolving door - Finance Manager Boch Automotive Employee Review

great hours, competitive pay, knowledgeable people

long days, have to buy your own tools,

- I actually learned a lot about cars by being directly connected to the service department. - Actual tasks of the job such as: filing, customer care, printing receipts for deposits, ect are very easy to learn.

- In short: the sales department, and the lack of communication between sales and back end. - When closing cashiers have to stay until the last sale (often 1-2 hours past closing) and there’s nothing for us to do except waste our personal time we’re not scheduled, or predicted for. Yes, this is an agreement when working as a cashier, yet an unnecessary burden for someone that only has to type about 3 things into software, hit enter a few times, and done. The best part? The salesmen obviously run on commission. They get that extra $$ for the car. I get $15 pre tax bc they have a drive to sell that car worth more than my time. All while I go insane waiting for someone to bring me a deposit. Just staring at a wall for 30 minutes sitting in an office chair all alone isn’t worth $7.50. Sometimes rules or laws can be wrong. - Maybe 1/4 to half the sales people are intolerable as well. Acting incredibly impatient as if we’re their little dogs playing fetch with car keys and titles for them. Meanwhile clueless customers are waiting to pay for their service.