Dealer Specialties Reviews

Pros

Fast pace, strong leadership, strong productes

Cons

Customers can be demanding, weather will impact production

Pros

The pay is the biggest pro as you work commission the harder and longer you work the better your results will be. I was bringing in on average 50,000/yr. Another pro is the dental and health coverage as well as 401k for fulltime employees.

Cons

The cons is the amount of work needed to put in, in order to get to 50,000/yr. I would wake up and be at dealerships at 6am to 6pm and was riddled with anxiety needing to be the main contact for GM's running said dealerships if anything went wrong even if it was not my fault. Management rarely dealt with issues in a timely manner and would only make things worse unless it meant nearly losing clients.

Pros

You work alone, company car

Cons

Driving for hours, work outside in every kind of weather, manager has a fit if you go 10 minutes over your 8 hours for the day and if you have overtime, forget it. You'll have to fight tooth and nail to get paid for it. Micromanagement at its worst, getting phone calls and texts every day about little things like a lens flare in a photo, or if a photo isn't framed perfectly. No help or communication over real problems, messages go unanswered for hours but do one thing wrong and they are on it. And if you get laid off? They take your company car and leave you stranded at a random dealership miles away from your home.

Pros

Senior leadership seems to actually care about employees. Navigating the pandemic was difficult, but they did the best they could to keep people working safely. Mid and upper management team has many people who have been with the company a long time, so there is stability and experience to lean on when needed.

Cons

Pay can fluctuate due to ever changing inventory levels at car dealers. Advancement can be difficult if you are unable to relocate.

Pros

They are crushing competition on quality.

Cons

Need to get rid of more competition. More partnerships need to be made with companies or bought out.

Pros

Laid back, ok place for temporary employment

Cons

Non really, paid could be higher

Pros

• Simple job: Take photos of cars at dealerships for inventory and promotions • Company car • Company fuel credit card • Hands-on training, shadowing supervisor for a month • Autonomy once training is done • Good communication with supervisor

Cons

• Intense pressure can be overwhelming • You get paid only for each car you photograph regardless of how much time it actually takes you • Poor weather conditions can suddenly cancel multiple work days, without pay • Clients are often uncooperative, resulting in wasted time, with little or no work done, little to no pay • Toxic environments at many client locations • Lots of long-distance travel, sometimes ending with little or no pay • Long days, often 10-12+ hours with no overtime • Company software is outdated, buggy, and difficult to work with, often resulting in wasted time • Hourly pay often ends up far below minimum wage when considering all factors • No upward growth opportunities

Pros

Friendly work environment and understanding management

Cons

No opportunity for growth within company

Pros

Be alone doing your thing

Cons

No help, low pay. Crazy managers

Pros

Work on your own, and change of scenery.

Cons

Sometimes weather can keep you from doing your job.