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This was my first sales job ever, I came into it somewhat knowing the how to just from common sense. However I was told there would be training and there wasn't a single days worth of it.
I was forced to teach myself by watching training videos online and shadowing and listening in to sales around me. I felt like it was a good place to start, I didn't get anything handed to me and I had to fight for the sale. 
I learned quite a bit doing this, the process of a sale started to become natural after a little while. The management helped if I needed it, I didn't like to rely on them though. I wanted to do the whole process myself if I was able to. The hardest part of the whole thing was having to train myself, the first month was very difficult, but I eventually caught on and took what I learned with me to the next job.

I would not recommend working at this dealership. The work environment was extremely negative, and toxic and management made it difficult to succeed. Communication was poor, expectations were often inconsistent and managers made you feel worthless.

Instead of coaching and developing staff, management frequently created unnecessary stress and low morale. There was very little recognition for hard work, and concerns raised by employees didn't seem to be taken seriously.

There are good people who work here, but the overall culture starts at the top, and in my experience, the leadership made this a miserable place to work. If you're considering employment here, I would reconsider. Worst dealership ever!

It is my passion for cars, there you don't work, you enjoy, every day is different and with learning, you learn to know different types of people and cultures, as well as how each person has different needs being pleasant to find out and help them, the only difficult which is sometimes not able to support them with their needs for not having the means of quick action, but seeing them finally get into their vehicles with the satisfaction of fulfilling one of their dreams or need for work is the most comfortable,

The managers keep saying that they are invested in your future when there really not they pretend to be your friends but really they don't care about you, they offer 0 training well if you count the general manager Holding up a big sheet of paper and yelling profanity at you training then go for it also you get no phone training and get forced to work slave hours sometimes 13 hour shifts which are pointless because you don't get paid for it  you ger

Courtesy is a fun place to work, my co-workers are very friendly.. A typical day I spend most of my day attending walk-in or service  customers or in my office making cold calls. I have learned a lot working here, From all the features different vehicle models are equipped with to how to properly present a vehicle... Also learned how to deal with different types of buyers and close the sale.

Poor planning from top management ! Managers need to pay more attention to actual work flow and expect less from employees! Direction is poor or non existent and staff turn over is unbelievable! Over 70 new people started during my 7 months of employment!

Ii could never get a straight answer. Was told todo things that where not in my job description and the pay was horrible.  I was payed flat rate in which i would get all the warrrenty work .  They also double sheet and it was proven but i never got that money back.  nice place to work in the back with good techs but the front end is wack.

fantastic place to work. the management want to see you succeed and will help you get to your goals if you show them you are motivated. 
if you work out of courtesy chrysler you can sell out of 3 other dealerships. calgary and crowfoot hyundai as well as courtesy mitsubishi. good luck

The work makes a pay cheque but the people you work with make you want to go to work. The management in the shop are the BEST to work for. They are real people who treat you like a real person, not like a faceless employee.

Horrible place to work if you are thinking of joining their Sales team. We all know there is an apparent stigma around car dealerships, but this one takes it to an all time low. The worst sales team I have ever had to be apart of with management who are extremely passive aggressive they should get an award for it.

Top Job Titles	Average salary
Car sales executive 1 salary reported	$112,500 per year
Appointment coordinator 1 salary reported	$20.00 per hour
Lot attendant 3 salaries reported	$16.50 per hour
Sales consultant 3 salaries reported	$93,333 per year
Parts driver 1 salary reported	$17.75 per hour

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