Dealer Specialties Employee Reviews about "dealership"

Pros

-Competitive Pay for full time work -Company vehicle, no commute cost -Independent work -Pay based on work billed means you get paid for everything you do

Cons

-Exposed to all weather conditions -Pay is based on work billed to dealerships, bad months for the market are bad months for you -Franchise based ownership means you could potentially end up with management horror stories, I was fortunate not to -You work alone, unless you can make friends with people you see very briefly at stops, you will not have much socialization at work

Pros

- Gain photography skills - Friendly Environment - Extensive Training - Commission (You work the amount of money you would like to get paid based upon the amount of revenue brought in) - Gain computer skills/technical skills - Great Coworkers/team oriented - Company Car - Company Camera - Insurance - Independent Worker

Cons

- Weather! You work in extreme cold/hot weather! - Location! Drives can be 30 mins to an hour driving back and forth to shoot cars and print labels in a short amount of time. - Cars! Some dealership DO NOT have cars ready on time. - Time! In the fall/winter time is limited due to the sunset.

Pros

Working outdoors and meeting good people

Cons

If the dealerships don’t sell cars, you don’t get new inventory to photography (paid by the unit).

Pros

Working with dealers and creating relationships, plus plus is getting to drive all the vehicles.

Cons

Management makes contracts with dealerships then gets mad with the revenue is not up to par. We take the pictures of the vehicles available and when the company does not charge enough the revenu is down at no fault of the Field Techs who take the pictures. Then to have management manipulate Tech's hours to raise their revenues is a criminal offense. This is what happened and it needs to stop and I need to get the pay I was jipped. Next step is getting an attorney involved along with Federal Wage and Hour. They need to be investigated.

Pros

Benefits, work on your own, vacation, commission. Based on route given, can make a very profitable living if you’re willing to put in the work. Have had a great experience here.

Cons

Weather and the occasional dealership sales manager.

Pros

very little supervision when you are on your routes

Cons

long hours- typically on commission which is dependent on how many cars the dealership has each week.....

Pros

Get to work at your own pace until work is done.

Cons

Have to deal with managers from each dealership. Some can be demanding.