Team management - Anonymous employee Popular Mega Motors Employee Review

U can get your first car here

The company stole money from employees,the company has a repossession department ok,if you sale the car and the customers don't make their first 3 payment if you that sole the car you have to go find the car you sold,if you don't come back to the office with the car u have to go home until you find the car.the company has a repossession department. You can't see your sales summary log no more,because the company no how to change the name from name to name so you will never really no how many cars you really sales,because the company is a liar.the owner will lie on you to make you look stupid in front of the employee . The throws objects at you just to make you look like the liar.the owner calls females out of their name. Ounce you make one mistake he ready to fire you on the piont.the company pays every body starts at 7.25 an hour. Normal you work 60hours a week.the company no how to change your time behind your back and say you only work 40 but all the long I no you work 60 hours the company no how to steal your hours of work. Please don't waste your time here. That's what you will be doing if you work here. The company don't care about nothing but selling raggedy cars. There is something wrong with every car. Every car is missing the thermostat off top. At the end of the day of work u are very tired you have no life cause you all always at work in Hell

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Process efficiency – Some workflows could benefit from better streamlining and clearer SOPs to reduce delays and avoid repeated work. Communication gaps – At times, interdepartmental communication was limited, leading to misunderstandings or slower decision-making. Workload balance – Peak periods could bring heavy workloads, making work-life balance challenging without additional staffing or support. Change management – Adapting to new policies or systems was sometimes abrupt, without enough training or transition time. Career progression clarity – Growth opportunities and promotion paths were not always clearly defined, which could impact motivation.