Pros
None what so ever. Cars are interesting, but the owner is so out of touch with reality its a wonder he is still in business
Cons
Long hours , exhausting environment, constant threats for good employees. Cut pay plans without notice if you "sell too much and make too much", which of course means you're making the owner more money. One time he was quoted by several employees as saying "he's not changing his lifestyle, so everyone else will have to" during a slow season. Rules by fear, not a rewarding company. Benefits are the most expensive over seen to date. Poor marketing plan, no loyalty to performers, bdc is a complete joke, odd rules such as no sunglasses, don't show your elbows, puma shoes that cost 160.00, buy your own uniforms (shirts are around 50 a piece) and business cards, pay a percent to use the crm, don't use styrofoam cups, no branded items (as in mc'ds or whatever company you bought lunch from , this includes drinks , assuming you get to leave for lunch, assuming you can afford it with the pay plan) within the line of site, because "I'm not giving them free advertising", revolving door for sales managers and service employees, unrealistic goals that aren't based in the actual automotive market. Why try to sell high dollar cars for .0025% commission? Untrustworthy management, fake personalities.