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dj_souvlaki 07-09-2008 08:02 PM

working at a dodge/chrysler dealership.
 
i have never seen a more hack/butchery/unprofessional shop in my life.

wow i am honestly speechless. i feel like a thief working here.

jbjarko 07-09-2008 08:16 PM

Ours isn't so bad. Most of the guys here do an excellent job.

dj_souvlaki 07-09-2008 08:20 PM

the drive through is a mess, no one is really professional. techs/employees come and go as they please, drink alcohol in the back and bassically do as they please.

jbjarko 07-09-2008 08:22 PM


Originally Posted by dj_souvlaki (Post 2142224)
the drive through is a mess, no one is really professional. techs/employees come and go as they please, drink alcohol in the back and bassically do as they please.


You speaking of your express lane? Ours isn't so express. Granted they get the job done right, wash your car, do a full inspection, etc.

Alcohol would never be tolerated at my shop. All of the managers are pretty on top of their employees.

Sounds like you just work at one of "those" delaerships. [verymad]

madhat 07-09-2008 08:40 PM

Man, I'd call DC...

jbjarko 07-09-2008 08:41 PM

Agree. Get ahold of your district rep. Some of whom are total jerks, sorry, but it is true. That, or take a walk to the owners office.

dj_souvlaki 07-09-2008 08:52 PM

i might make a couple of calls this week. i have an interview for vw tommorow and one for mazda on friday

dj_souvlaki 07-09-2008 09:01 PM

oh and we use hand written work orders

BigIron70 07-09-2008 09:16 PM

Everyone at my dealership is hard working and professional. I have worked there 24 years and have seen some bad apples come and go. They usually only last a few months before they get fired. Just glad they don't work on airplanes. We would be reading about them in the newspapers.[duhhh]

jbjarko 07-09-2008 10:05 PM


Originally Posted by dj_souvlaki (Post 2142287)
oh and we use hand written work orders

Old school.

vzdude 07-09-2008 10:08 PM

It is like that in any business......there are good ones and bad ones......people just don't usually go around talking about the great experience they had at a good dealership, or any other business for that matter. They pretty much take it for granted that that is the way it should be. And they are right! It should be a no issue experience. But we all hear about it when it goes bad. Like said before.......talk to DC, District Rep, the Dealer Principle, or take a walk. I would not be part of anything remotely related to the things you wrote of.

Danavilla 07-09-2008 11:42 PM


Originally Posted by BigIron70 (Post 2142304)
Everyone at my dealership is hard working and professional. I have worked there 24 years and have seen some bad apples come and go. They usually only last a few months before they get fired. Just glad they don't work on airplanes. We would be reading about them in the newspapers.[duhhh]

As an aside, the prison where I worked in the 80's had vocational training programs in "Air Engine" and "Air Frame" and placed quite a few parolees with commercial airline shops.:o

Dan

nofear 07-10-2008 09:24 PM

i work at a mazda dealer and it is very professional, wont even let us have our shirts untucked. but i guess its for the good of the company.


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